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The Light That Failed

CHAPTER IX
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Good-bye.' A should told him that it was not seemly to charge of the mail-bag incline.

He reached the pier as the steamer began to move off, and he followed her with his heart.
'And there's nothing--nothing in the wide world--to keep us apart except her obstinacy.

These Calais night-boats are much too small.

I'll get Torp to write to the papers about it.

She's beginning to pitch already.' Maisie stood where Dick had left her till she heard a little gasping cough at her elbow.


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