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The Light That Failed

CHAPTER V
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Then he remembered much too distinctly her face and all that was written on it.
'If I know anything of heads,' he said, 'there's everything in that face but love.

I shall have to put that in myself; and that chin and mouth won't be won for nothing.

But she's right.

She knows what she wants, and she's going to get it.

What insolence! Me! Of all the people in the wide world, to use me! But then she's Maisie.


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