[The Brethren by H. Rider Haggard]@TWC D-Link bookThe Brethren CHAPTER Nine: The Horses Flame and Smoke 11/34
Who could have been at such a time, with death beneath them? Perchance it was the wind that kissed him, or a lock of her loose hair which struck across his face. Indeed, at the moment he thought of other things than women's lips--those of the black and yawning gulf, for instance. They swooped through the air, the white foam vanished, they were safe.
No; the hind feet of Flame had missed their footing, they fell, they were lost.
A struggle.
How tight those arms clung about him.
How close that face was pressed against his own.
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