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The Lair of the White Worm

CHAPTER XXVIII--THE BREAKING OF THE STORM
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Now you can stay or go as you choose.

But you must manage it for yourself; I'll have nothing to do with it." Her answer was spoken with dangerous suavity "I am going.

Blame yourself if you do not like the time and manner of it.

I daresay Adam--my husband--will have a word to say to you about it!" "Let him say, and be damned to him, and to you too! I'll show you a light.

You shan't be able to say that you could not see what you were doing." As he spoke, he was lighting another piece of the magnesium ribbon, which made a blinding glare in which everything was plainly discernible, down to the smallest detail.


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