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The Alaskan

CHAPTER XIX
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All that I had ever lived with Uncle Peter came back to me.

This was not his world; it had never been--and it was not mine.

It was, all at once, a world of monsters.

I wanted never to face it again, never to look into the eyes of those I had known.

And even as these thoughts and desires swept upon me, I was filling a traveling bag in a fever of madness, and Uncle Peter was at my side, urging me to hurry, telling me I had no minutes to lose, for the man who had left me was clever and might guess the truth that lay hid behind my smiles and cajolery.
"I stole out through the back of the house, and as I went I heard Sharpleigh's low laughter in the library.


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