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The Light That Failed

CHAPTER VI
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There was Language, and Torpenhow withdrew to consult the Nilghai, who had come it to talk continental politics.
'Bone-idle, is he?
Careless, and touched in the temper ?' said the Nilghai.
'It isn't worth worrying over.

Dick is probably playing the fool with a woman.' 'Isn't that bad enough ?' 'No.

She may throw him out of gear and knock his work to pieces for a while.

She may even turn up here some day and make a scene on the staircase: one never knows.

But until Dick speaks of his own accord you had better not touch him.


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