The Three Black Pennys: A Novel
Chapter 24
Yet it wouldn't do to expose Mariana to the terrors; and, after a sharp, inward struggle, he said almost fretfully, "Further on." She turned the pages slowly; but no one could read without a decent light. He moved his head, in an infinity of labour, toward the clear, grey opening of the window, and saw a pattern of flying geese wavering across the tranquil sky.
THE END
End of Project Gutenberg's The Three Black Pennys, by Joseph Hergesheimer