[The Hosts of the Air by Joseph A. Altsheler]@TWC D-Link bookThe Hosts of the Air CHAPTER XIII 17/32
He also stored in it clothing, food for many days, two rifles and many cartridges.
It was thus at once a carriage, a home and a fortress.
Then he told Julie that they must start the next morning.
Enough snow was gone to disclose the road leading southward, and he believed that he could drive the limousine down the mountain. "Are you willing to trust yourself to me, Julie ?" he asked. "Through everything," she replied. Suzanne also was eager to go, and, in her character now as a full member of the little company, she did not hesitate to say so. "Our comfort here may cause us to linger too long, sir," she said to John, when Julie was not present.
"My mistress has been twice in the hands of the Prince of Auersperg and twice through you she has escaped him.
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