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The Mystery of the Hasty Arrow

BOOK IV
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But for all that, I felt sure that I would never use the bow even after I had thrust it near to hand behind the tapestry masking the secret entrance to this passage.

One dreams of such things but they do not perpetrate them.

I might approach the deed, I might even make every preparation for its accomplishment, but that did not mean that the day would ever come when I should actually loose an arrow from this bow against a human breast.

More than once I laughed at the mere idea.
"But the devil knew me better than I knew myself.

Impelled by these same instincts, I answered the letter sent me with the assurance that I would surely see her, but I did not name any day, intuitively knowing that what I dreamed of doing but certainly should not do required a certain set of circumstances not easily to be met with.


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