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The Alaskan

CHAPTER XIII
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He heard himself cry out, a strange, unhuman sort of cry, as he swept her to his breast.

He held her close, crushing kisses upon her mouth, his fingers buried in her hair, her slender body almost broken in his arms.

She was alive--she had come back to him--and he forgot everything in these blind moments but that great truth which was sweeping over him in a glorious inundation.

Then, suddenly, he found that she was fighting him, struggling to free herself and putting her hands against his face in her efforts.

She was so close that he seemed to see nothing but her eyes, and in them he did not see what he had dreamed of finding--but horror.
It was a stab that went into his heart, and his arms relaxed.


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