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The Long Night

CHAPTER XII
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It might be better, it might even be safer, if he saw the girl himself.

The story--of treason and a bottle--which had imposed on his colleagues might not move her much.

It might be wiser to attack her on other grounds, grounds on which women lay more open.

And self-pity whispered with a tear that the truth, than which he could conceive nothing more moving, nothing more sublimely sad, might go farther with a woman than bribes or threats or the most skilful inventions.

He made up his mind.


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