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The Zeppelin’s Passenger

CHAPTER IX
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"He is rather a clumsy person, is he not ?" "You will be careful ?" she begged earnestly.

"Remember, won't you, that Helen and I are really in a most disgraceful position if anything should come out." "Nothing shall," he promised her.

"I think you know, do you not, that, whatever might happen to me, I should find some means to protect you." For the second time she felt a curious lack of will to fittingly reprove his boldness.

She had even to struggle to keep her tone as careless as her words.
"You really are a delightful person!" she exclaimed.

"How long is it since you descended from the clouds ?" "Sometimes I think that I am there still," he answered, "but I have known you about seventy-six hours." "What precision ?" she laughed.


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