[The Day of the Beast by Zane Grey]@TWC D-Link book
The Day of the Beast

CHAPTER VII
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But Lane killed the culmination of that thought.

Not, however, before dark, fiery jealousy touched him with fangs new to his endurance.
To drive it away, Lane launched into more narrative of the war.

And as he talked he gradually forgot himself.

It might be hateful to rake up the burning threads of memory for the curious and the soulless, but to tell Mel Iden it was a keen, strange delight.

He watched the changes of her expression.


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