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The Case and The Girl

CHAPTER XXII
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He could feel the strands yield little by little, and redoubled his efforts.

It hurt, the rope lacerating his wrists, and occasionally the jagged steel cut into the flesh cruelly, but the thought of freedom outweighed the pain, and he persevered manfully.

At last, exercising all his muscle, the last frayed strand snapped.

His wrists were bleeding, and the hands numb, but the severed cord lay on the floor and he again had the free use of his arms.
The sudden freedom brought new hope and courage.

He listened at the door, testing the knob cautiously.


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