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The Third Violet

CHAPTER XXV
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In the sketches was the landscape of heavy blue, as if seen through powder-smoke, and all the skies burned red.

There was in these notes a sinister quality of hopelessness, eloquent of a defeat, as if the scene represented the last hour on a field of disastrous battle.

Hawker seemed attacking with this picture something fair and beautiful of his own life, a possession of his mind, and he did it fiercely, mercilessly, formidably.

His arm moved with the energy of a strange wrath.

He might have been thrusting with a sword.
There was a knock at the door.


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