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The Hosts of the Air

CHAPTER V
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He was willing to be untrue to his military duty for Julie's sake, and his conscience did not reproach him.
"Is the snow diminishing, Weber ?" he asked, as they came again into the little lobby.
"Somewhat, I think, Mr.Scott," replied Weber as he went to the window.
"Are you thinking of pursuit ?" "Such an idea has been in my mind." "But where and how ?" "My thought is vague yet." "It's like an Arctic land outside.

All footsteps, whether of men or horses, have been hidden by the snow.

There is certainly no trail for us to follow." "I know it, Weber, but it seems to me that Mademoiselle Lannes is calling to me.

She tells me to bring her back." The Alsatian glanced at John, but the young man's face was earnest.

It was evident that he believed what he said.
"Mademoiselle Lannes may be calling to you," he said, "but how can you go, and where ?" "I don't know," repeated John obstinately, "but I mean to find her." He walked irresolutely back and forth and his eye fell upon the register again.


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