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The Lair of the White Worm

CHAPTER XIX--AN ENEMY IN THE DARK
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When I heard that soul-sickening yell, which marked his disappearance in the chasm, I was more glad than I can say that my eyes were spared the pain and horror which my ears had to endure.
"When I tore myself out of the negro's grasp as he sank into the well- hole; I realised what freedom meant.

Freedom! Freedom! Not only from that noisome prison-house, which has now such a memory, but from the more noisome embrace of that hideous monster.

Whilst I live, I shall always thank you for my freedom.

A woman must sometimes express her gratitude; otherwise it becomes too great to bear.

I am not a sentimental girl, who merely likes to thank a man; I am a woman who knows all, of bad as well as good, that life can give.


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