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The Light That Failed

CHAPTER VII
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My God, how she understood! And she said I was better than she was! Better than she was!' He laughed at the absurdity of the notion.

'I wonder if girls guess at one-half a man's life.

They can't, or--they wouldn't marry us.' He took her gift out of his pocket, and considered it in the light of a miracle and a pledge of the comprehension that, one day, would lead to perfect happiness.

Meantime, Maisie was alone in London, with none to save her from danger.

And the packed wilderness was very full of danger.
Dick made his prayer to Fate disjointedly after the manner of the heathen as he threw the piece of silver into the river.


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