[The Knave of Diamonds by Ethel May Dell]@TWC D-Link bookThe Knave of Diamonds CHAPTER VII 13/14
She seemed to be plunging into an icy, bottomless abyss. And then like a dagger, stabbing through every nerve, came fear, a horror unspeakable of the depth she could not see, into which she was being so furiously hurled.
She was clinging to the saddle, but she made a desperate effort to drag the animal round.
It was quite fruitless.
No woman's strength could have availed to check that headlong gallop.
He swerved a little, a very little, in answer, that was all, and galloped madly on. And then--all in a moment it came, a moment of culminating horror more awful than anything she had ever before experienced--the ground fell suddenly away from the racing feet.
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