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The Wings of the Morning

CHAPTER IV
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If you are sufficiently rested you might come and take possession." Her eyes danced with excitement.

He told her what he had seen, with reservations, and she ran on before him to witness these marvels.
"Why did you make a new path to the well ?" she inquired after a rapid survey.
"A new path!" The pertinent question staggered him.
"Yes, the people who lived here must have had some sort of free passage." He lied easily.

"I have only cleared away recent growth," he said.
"And why did they dig a cave?
It surely would be much more simple to build a house from all these trees." "There you puzzle me," he said frankly.
They had entered the cavern but a little way and now came out.
"These empty cartridges are funny.

They suggest a fort, a battle." Woman-like, her words were carelessly chosen, but they were crammed with inductive force.
Embarked on the toboggan slope of untruth the sailor slid smoothly downwards.
"Events have colored your imagination, Miss Deane.

Even in England men often preserve such things for future use.


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