[The Wings of the Morning by Louis Tracy]@TWC D-Link bookThe Wings of the Morning CHAPTER IX 16/37
He searched for one of the note-books taken from the dead officers of the _Sirdar_, and scribbled the following letter: "DEAR MISS DEANE: "Whether I am living or dead when you read these words, you will know that I love you.
Could I repeat that avowal a million times, in as many varied forms, I should find no better phrase to express the dream I have cherished since a happy fate permitted me to snatch you from death.
So I simply say, 'I love you.' I will continue to love you whilst life lasts, and it is my dearest hope that in the life beyond the grave I may still be able to voice my love for you. "But perhaps I am not destined to be loved by you.
Therefore, in the event of my death before you leave the island, I wish to give you instructions how to find a gold mine of great value which is hidden in the rock containing the cave.
You remember the sign on the piece of tin which we could not understand.
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