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The Zeppelin’s Passenger

CHAPTER XXXI
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"Be content to know that I have counted the cost, and that I am willing to come." He felt the chill of impending disaster.

He closed the little gate through which they had been about to pass, and stood with his back to it.

In that faint light which seemed to creep over the world before the moon itself was revealed, she seemed to him at that moment the fairest, the most desirable thing on earth.

Her face was upturned towards his, half pathetic, half protesting against the revelation which he was forcing from her.
"Listen, Philippa," he said, "Miss Fairclough warned me of one thing.

I put it on one side.


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