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The Lady of the Shroud

BOOK VI: THE PURSUIT IN THE FOREST
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The Turks as yet do not know of our pursuit, and doubtless rely, at all events in part, on the strength and security of the Tower.

Therefore their guard will be less active than it would at first or later on.

I shall post father in all details, and we shall be ready quickly.

Now, dear, let us think out the scheme together.
Let your man's wit and experience help my ignorance, and we shall save my father!" How could I have resisted such pleading--even had it not seemed wise?
But wise it was; and I, who knew what the aeroplane could do under my own guidance, saw at once the practicalities of the scheme.

Of course there was a dreadful risk in case anything should go wrong.


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