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The Alaskan

CHAPTER V
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She was making a splendid effort, but he felt that every nerve in her body was at the breaking-point.

When she arose from her seat, he thrust back his own chair.

At the same time he saw Rossland get up and advance rather hurriedly from the opposite side of the room.

The girl passed through the door first, Rossland followed a dozen steps behind, and Alan came last, almost shoulder to shoulder with Tucker.

It was amusing in a way, yet beyond the humor of it was something that drew a grim line about the corners of his mouth.
At the foot of the luxuriously carpeted stair leading from the dining salon to the main deck Miss Standish suddenly stopped and turned upon Rossland.


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