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The Light That Failed

CHAPTER IX
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Pack your things and go.' 'I believe you're right.

Where shall I go ?' 'And you call yourself a special correspondent! Pack first and inquire afterwards.' An hour later Torpenhow was despatched into the night for a hansom.
'You'll probably think of some place to go to while you're moving,' said Dick.

'On to Euston, to begin with, and--oh yes--get drunk to-night.' He returned to the studio, and lighted more candles, for he found the room very dark.
'Oh, you Jezebel! you futile little Jezebel! Won't you hate me to-morrow!--Binkie, come here.' Binkie turned over on his back on the hearth-rug, and Dick stirred him with a meditative foot.
'I said she was not immoral.

I was wrong.

She said she could cook.


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