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The Light That Failed

CHAPTER XIII
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I must carry this business through alone--as usual.

If there isn't a war, and Torp finds out, I shall look foolish, that's all.

If there is a way I mustn't interfere with another man's chances.

Business is business, and I want to be alone--I want to be alone.

What a row they're making!' Somebody hammered at the studio door.
'Come out and frolic, Dickie,' said the Nilghai.
'I should like to, but I can't.


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