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The Divine Fire

CHAPTER I
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Certainty was impossible owing to his somewhat embarrassing acquaintance with the man.

That, again, was where Lucia had come in.

Her vision of him would be free and undisturbed by any suggestion of his bodily presence.
Meanwhile, Rickman's poem, or rather the first two Acts of his neo-classic drama, _Helen in Leuce_, lay on Lucia's lap.

Jewdwine had obtained it under protest and with much secrecy.

He had promised Rickman, solemnly, not to show it to a soul; but he had shown it to Lucia.


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