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The Arrow of Gold

CHAPTER II
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. ?" Blunt paused.
"That's true.

She's not the sort of person to lie about her own sensations," murmured Mills above his clasped hands.
"Nothing can escape his penetration," Blunt remarked to me with that equivocal urbanity which made me always feel uncomfortable on Mills' account.

"Positively nothing." He turned to Mills again.

"After some minutes of immobility--she told me--she arose from her stone and walked slowly on the track of that apparition.


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