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The Light That Failed

CHAPTER V
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She's sure to come around; and yet--that mouth isn't a yielding mouth.

I shall be wanting to kiss her all the time, and I shall have to look at her pictures,--I don't even know what sort of work she does yet,--and I shall have to talk about Art,--Woman's Art! Therefore, particularly and perpetually, damn all varieties of Art.

It did me a good turn once, and now it's in my way.

I'll go home and do some Art.' Half-way to the studio, Dick was smitten with a terrible thought.

The figure of a solitary woman in the fog suggested it.
'She's all alone in London, with a red-haired impressionist girl, who probably has the digestion of an ostrich.


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