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The Hosts of the Air

CHAPTER X
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That, too, I saw, and while I do not wish for the triumph of France it was thrilling to see but one and a girl defying so many strong men." "I wish I had been there to see," murmured John.
"What did you say ?" asked Olga.
"That only a very brave woman could have done such a thing." "She is brave.

She does not fear any of them, and the woman Suzanne with her has a tiger's temper." "But she loves the young mademoiselle.

One can see that," said Ilse, "and she will guard her." John wished to know what had become of Antoine, but he did not dare ask pointed questions.

Julie left the window presently and the light went with her.

The sunlight was dying now on the eastern mountains, but a great happiness came to him.


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