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The Air Trust

CHAPTER XXIX
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And so I tell you, taking our data simply from these reports and not counting on any more organized strength than they show, we have today got the means of cutting and crippling, for a week at least, the movements of troops to Niagara.

And that, just that, is all we need!" A little silence.

Then said Catherine: "You mean, Gabriel, that if we can keep the troops back for a little while, and annihilate the Air Trust plant itself, the great revolution will follow ?" He nodded, with a smouldering fire in his eyes.
"Yes," said he.

"If we can loosen the grip of this monster for only forty-eight hours, and flash the news to this bleeding, sweating, choking land that the grip _is_ loosened--after that we need do no more.
_Apres nous, le deluge_; only not now in the sense of wreck and ruin, but meaning that this deluge shall forever wash away the tyranny and crime of Capitalism! Forever and a day, to leave us free once more, free men and women, standing erect and facing God's own sunlight, our heritage and birthplace in this world!" Catherine made no answer, but her hand clasped his.

The light on her magnificent masses of copper-golden hair, braided about her head, enhanced her beauty.


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