[The Hosts of the Air by Joseph A. Altsheler]@TWC D-Link bookThe Hosts of the Air CHAPTER I 26/44
She is the delicate and opening rose touched at dawn with pearly dew." "A poet, Weber! A poet!" interjected Captain Colton. "No, sir, I but speak the truth," said Weber seriously.
"Mademoiselle Julie Lannes, though a young girl but yet, promises to become the most beautiful woman in Europe, and beauty carries with it many privileges. Men may have political equality, but women can never have an equality of looks." "Right, Weber," said Captain Colton. John's pulses had begun to leap.
Julie was coming back to the front, and she would not be so far away.
Some day he might see her again.
But he felt anxiety. "Is the journey to Chastel safe, after she leaves the railway ?" he asked of Weber. "Is anything safe now ?" "Nothing in Europe," interjected Captain Colton. "But I don't think Mademoiselle Lannes will incur much danger," said Weber.
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