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Lewis Rand

CHAPTER XVI
18/45

But the word "Aurelius" brought a sudden, darting glance, a movement of the lower lip, and a stiffening of the shoulders.

Gaudylock, who sat and smoked, supremely indifferent to the display of newspapers, marked the flicker of emotion.

"He sees a snake in the grass," he thought lazily "Who's 'Aurelius' ?" Rand turned the thin blue page, snuffed the candle, and fell again to his reading.

Right and left the talk continued.

"Glass, tin....


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