The Tidal Wave and Other Stories by Ethel M. (Ethel May) Dell
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"Then you are colossal," said Columbine, smiling more freely. Knight turned aside, and picked up the sketch-book he had laid upon the table on entering. "Are you sure you are not rash?" he said, rather in the tone of one making a remark than asking a question. "Fairly sure," said Columbine. She followed him. Perhaps he had foreseen that she would. She stood by his side. "May I see the latest?" she asked. He opened the book and showed her a blank page. "That is the latest," he said. She looked at him interrogatively. "I am waiting for my--inspiration," he said. "I hope you will find it soon," she said. He answered her with steady conviction. "I shall find it tonight by moonlight at the Spear Point Rock." Her face clouded a little. "I believe Adam is going to take you," she said. "What?" said Knight. "You are never going to let me down?" |
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