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The Wings of the Morning

CHAPTER III
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Then he stripped the men of their boots and outer clothing.

He could not tell how long the girl and he might be detained on the island before help came, and fresh garments were essential.

It would be foolish sentimentality to trust to stores thrown ashore from the ship.
Nevertheless, when it became necessary to search and disrobe the women he almost broke down.

For an instant he softened.

Gulping back his emotions with a savage imprecation he doggedly persevered.


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