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The Divine Fire

CHAPTER VI
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Take my advice and leave the fugitive actuality alone." Those were Jewdwine's last words, spoken from the depths of the hansom.

It carried him to the classic heights of Hampstead, to the haunts of the cultivated, the intellectual, the refined.
Rickman remained a moment.

His dreamy gaze was fixed on the massive pile before him, that rose, solidly soaring, flaunting a brutal challenge to the tender April sky.

It stood for the vast material reality, the whole of that eternal, implacable Power which is at enmity with dreams; which may be conquered, propitiated, absorbed, but never annihilated or denied.
_That_ actuality was not fugitive..


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