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378 pages of information about Darkness and Daylight.  But Nina
knew better.  Clouded as was her reason, she penetrated the mask
he wore, and saw where the turbulent waters surged around him,
while with an iron will and a brave heart he contended with the
angry waves, and so outrode the storm.  And as she watched them
day after day, the purpose grew strong within her that if it
were possible the marriage of Edith and Richard should be
prevented, and as soon as she was able to talk she broached the
subject to them both.  “Stay, Miggie,” she said to Edith, who
was stealing from the room.  “Hear me this once.  You are
together now, you and Arthur.”  “Nina,” said the latter, pitying
Edith’s agitation, “You will spare us both much pain if you
never allude again to what under other circumstances might have
been.”  “But I must,” cried Nina.  “Oh, Arthur, why won’t you go
to Richard and tell him