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The Uphill Climb

CHAPTER XII
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You only make it worse." "I'll go when you give me that." She flung a hand out toward the jug.
"You'll go anyway!" He took her by the arm, quietly pulled her away from the door, opened it, and then closed it while, for just a breath or two, he held her tightly clasped in his arms.

Very gently, after that, he pushed her out upon the doorstep and shut the door behind her.

The lock clicked a hint which she could not fail to hear and understand.

He waited until he heard her walk away, sat down with the air of a man who is very, very weary, rested his elbows upon his knees, and with his hands clasped loosely together, he glowered at the jug on the floor.
Then the soul of Ford Campbell went deep down into the pit where all the devils dwell..


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