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The Lure of the North

CHAPTER XXIII
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They were very near the man in the water and when he spun round like a cork in the revolving backwash the moonlight touched his wet face.

Agatha, leaning over the side, saw that he was the man who had broken into Farnam's house.

The half-breed missed him and he looked up at her as the canoe shot past.

He was so close that she could almost touch him, and she saw a look of fear in his staring eyes.

Then, without making an effort to reach the canoe, he slipped under Thirlwell's hand and sank.
The canoe turned and an indistinct object broke the surface.


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