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XIX. Proof Of The Pudding |
Page 7 of 7 |
"Louise." Dawe dropped the letter, covered his face with his trembling hands, and cried out in a deep, vibrating voice: "My God, why hast thou given me this cup to drink? Since she is false, then let Thy Heaven's fairest gifts, faith and love, become the jesting by-words of traitors and fiends!" Editor Westbrook's glasses fell to the floor. The fingers of one hand fumbled with a button on his coat as he blurted between his pale lips: "Say, Shack, ain't that a hell of a note? Wouldn't that knock you off your perch, Shack? Ain't it hell, now, Shack--ain't it?" |
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