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The Angel Of The Revolution | George Chetwynd Griffith | |
A Voyage Of Discovery |
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Neither Natasha nor the Princess could find words to at all adequately express all that they saw and learnt during that day of wonders, and all night Natasha could hardly sleep for waking dreams of universal empire, and a world at peace equitably ruled by a power that had no need of aggression, because all the realms of earth and air belonged to those, who wielded it. When at last she did go to sleep, it was to dream again, and this time of herself, the Angel of the Revolution, sharing the aerial throne of the world-empire with the man who had made revolutions impossible by striking the sword from the hand of the tyrants of earth for ever. |
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