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The Wings of the Morning

CHAPTER IV
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Then he felt that she could only allude to the victims of the wreck.
"I was going to say," she explained, "that we must devise a partition.
There is no help for it until you construct a sort of house.

Candidly, I do not like this hole in the rock.

It is a vault, a tomb." "You told me that I was in command, yet you dispute my orders." He strove hard to appear brusquely good-humored, indifferent, though for one of his mould he was absurdly irritable.

The cause was over-strain, but that explanation escaped him.
"Quite true.

But if sleeping in the cold, in dew or rain, is bad for me, it must be equally bad for you.


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