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The Lair of the White Worm

CHAPTER XXVIII--THE BREAKING OF THE STORM
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I don't want to run into any foolish danger--or, far more, to ask you to do so.

But surely if the open is safest, that is the place for us." Without another word, she put on again the cloak she had thrown off, and a small, tight-fitting cap.

Adam too put on his cap, and, after seeing that his revolver was all right, gave her his hand, and they left the house together.
"I think the best thing we can do will be to go round all the places which are mixed up in this affair." "All right, dear, I am ready.

But, if you don't mind, we might go first to Mercy.

I am anxious about grandfather, and we might see that--as yet, at all events--nothing has happened there." So they went on the high-hung road along the top of the Brow.


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