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54-40 or Fight

CHAPTER VI
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"Your little neck clasp, also." Again I obeyed her.
"Stand there!" she said, motioning to the opposite side of the table; and I did so.

"Now," said she, looking at me gravely, "I am going with you to see this man whom you call your chief--this old and ugly man, thin and weazened, with no blood in him, and a woolen nightcap which is perhaps red.

I shall not tell you whether I go of my own wish or because you wish it.

But I need soberly to tell you this: secrecy is as necessary for me as for you.

The favor may mean as much on one side as on the other--I shall not tell you why.


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