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The Iron Furrow

CHAPTER XXIV
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Of course, I shouldn't be quite human if I hadn't complained a bit about this blow, but my complaints are done now.

I'll possibly do some grimacing to myself hereafter, though.

What I came to say is that wherever I go in the future I'll always carry with me as a treasure the memory of your goodness and of your face." Louise's lips had parted, while the colour slowly receded from her cheeks.
"But we shall see each other," she gasped.

"We'll meet, we can keep in touch." After a silence there came in a whisper, "Friends should." Bryant began to tremble.

He turned away from her in order to gaze into the fire.


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