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Truxton King

CHAPTER XII
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I've got to die in a day or two, so what's the odds ?" "How very strangely you talk.

Are you sure--I mean, do you think it is fever?
One suffers so--" He sighed deeply.

"Well, that's over! Whew! It was a dream, by Jove!" "I don't understand." "Please go on." She waited a moment and then, looking down, said very gently: "I'm so sorry for you." He laughed, for he thought she pitied him because he had awakened from the dream.
Then she resumed her story, not to be interrupted again.

He seemed to have lost all interest.
She had gone six or eight miles down the Ganlook road when she came up with five troopers of the Royal Guard.

It was a lonely spot at the junction of the King's Highway and the road to the mines.


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