The Girl from Hong-Kong: A Story of Adventure Under Five Suns — page 236: what you’re looking at

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230 THE GIRL FROM HONG-KONG. the movement for a free Russia or not, his tenant is _ heart and soul in the perilous mission. Even Terry confesses to fatigue and drowsiness, and when he has the opportunity, lies down upon a skin rug, to immediately fall asleep. , Doris has been given a room hardly larger than a closet, and it is in front of the. closed door that her lover has thrown himself. } Terry has no idea how long he slept when he once “more opens his eyes. Voices come to his ear—two men are conversing in an adjoining room. . At first he pays no attention to what they are saying, as their conversation is of course in Russian, but after a little it strikes him there is almost abject servility in one voice, while the other is domineering. go Then again he has an idea this latter has a familiar. ring to him. With a start he remembers—but surely there must be some mistake—the baron could not happen upon the very house that has proved their refuge. Sleep has been driven all off, however, and he arises to learn the truth, which a friendly crack in the wall allows. | In another moment he finds himself gazing upon the face that has haunted him these many days when he comicbooks.com