At the Gate of Samaria

Name: At the Gate of Samaria
Author: Locke, William John

Locke, William John

London (England) -- Fiction; Man-woman relationships -- Fiction; Women artists -- Fiction

Clytie took the paper from him, and her eyes instinctively fell upon the
paragraph:

A telegram from Loango announces the death of Mr. Thornton Hammerdyke,
the well-known explorer, in a skirmish with some Arab slave-traders.
Later particulars will be given in our next edition.

The newspaper fell from her hand, and they remained for some moments
facing each other, trembling. Then she lowered her eyes and went to him
humbly.

THE END.

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At the Gate of SamariaLocke, William John

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At the Gate of Samaria

Locke, William John

London (England) -- Fiction; Man-woman relationships -- Fiction; Women artists -- Fiction

Clytie took the paper from him, and her eyes instinctively fell upon the
paragraph:

A telegram from Loango announces the death of Mr. Thornton Hammerdyke,
the well-known explorer, in a skirmish with some Arab slave-traders.
Later particulars will be given in our next edition.

The newspaper fell from her hand, and they remained for some moments
facing each other, trembling. Then she lowered her eyes and went to him
humbly.

THE END.

End of Project Gutenberg's At The Gate Of Samaria, by William J. Locke

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

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