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The Wings of the Morning

CHAPTER XVII
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If Lord Ventnor has cast her off, her hatred may 'prove stronger than her passion.

Anyhow, I should be the last man to despair of God's Providence.

Compare the condition of Iris and myself today with our plight during the second night on the ledge! I refuse to believe that a bad and fickle woman can resist the workings of destiny, and it was a happy fate which led me to ship on board the _Sirdar_, though at the time I saw it in another light." How different the words, the aspirations, of the two suitors.

Quite unconsciously, Robert could not have pleaded better.

The shipowner sighed heavily.
"I hope your faith will be justified.


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