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The Light That Failed

CHAPTER XIII
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Maisie looked at the blur, and a lunatic desire to laugh caught her by the throat.

But for Dick's sake--whatever this mad blankness might mean--she must make no sign.

Her voice choked with hard-held tears as she answered, still gazing at the wreck--'Oh, Dick, it is good!' He heard the little hysterical gulp and took it for tribute.

'Won't you have it, then?
I'll send it over to your house if you will.' 'I?
Oh yes--thank you.

Ha! ha!' If she did not fly at once the laughter that was worse than tears would kill her.


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