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The Moon Rock

CHAPTER XXXI
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She swayed with the sensation of growing darkness, and had the oddest fancy that the break of the waves on Cornish cliffs was sounding in her ears.

She was dreamily inhaling the sea air....
She had pulled herself sharply together.

She had something of her father's tenacity and courage in her composition, and that had nerved her to face the ordeal and saved her from giving herself away.

The darkness lightened, the electric lights danced dizzily back into view, and the room became stationary once more.

With an effort at calmness she rose from her seat and sought her room, and next morning she left the house.


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