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The Lookout Man

CHAPTER ELEVEN
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And none of these impossibilities took into account the prowling wild animals that are at the best untrustworthy in the dark.
She would have to stay.

And he would have to stay, and there did not seem to Jack to be any use in making a disagreeable matter still more disagreeable by sulking.

He discovered that he was hungry.

He supposed, now he came to think of it, that Marion Rose would be hungry, too.

The protective instinct stirred once more within him and pushed back his anger.


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