[The Grey Cloak by Harold MacGrath]@TWC D-Link bookThe Grey Cloak CHAPTER XIX 29/40
Poor fool that I have been, with all these dreams!" "You are destroying my mask, Monsieur." He pressed his lips against the silken lips where hers had been so often. "Keep it," she said, carelessly, "or destroy it.
It is valueless. Will you stand aside? I wish to go." He stood back, and she passed out.
Her face remained in the shadow. He strove to read it, in vain.
Ah, well, Quebec was small.
And she had taken the voyage on the same ship as his father.
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