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The Lair of the White Worm

CHAPTER XXIII--IN THE ENEMY'S HOUSE
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Suffice it that she does know--perhaps it is all the better and safer for us." "How is that ?" asked Adam with a puzzled look.
"General process of reasoning, my boy; and the experience of some years in the diplomatic world.

This creature is a monster without heart or consideration for anything or anyone.

She is not nearly so dangerous in the open as when she has the dark to protect her.

Besides, we know, by our own experience of her movements, that for some reason she shuns publicity.

In spite of her vast bulk and abnormal strength, she is afraid to attack openly.


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