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The Alaskan

CHAPTER II
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This was the second time she had betrayed a too susceptible reaction in matters which did not concern her.

So he said, speaking to the silent young men a few steps away: "He was mistaken, gentlemen.

John Graham should not be hung.

That would be too merciful." He resumed his way then, nodding at them as he passed.

But he had scarcely gone out of their vision when quick footsteps pattered behind him, and the girl's hand touched his arm lightly.
"Mr.Holt, please--" He stopped, sensing the fact that the soft pressure of her fingers was not altogether unpleasant.


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