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The Light That Failed

CHAPTER XII
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The Prussians shelled it out in '70 because there was a poplar on the top of a hill eighteen hundred yards from the church spire There's a squadron of cavalry quartered there,--or ought to be.

Where this studio Torp spoke about may be I cannot tell.

That is Torp's business.

I have given him his route.

He will dispassionately explain the situation to the girl, and she will come back to Dick,--the more especially because, to use Dick's words, "there is nothing but her damned obstinacy to keep them apart."' 'And they have four hundred and twenty pounds a year between 'em.
Dick never lost his head for figures, even in his delirium.


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