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Lady Bridget in the Never-Never Land

CHAPTER 1
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Mr Gibbs was not quite so tiresome as she had feared he would be.

After him, the packet from her London flat was inspected and its contents laid aside for future perusal.

Next, she tackled the local letters.

One was embossed with the Bank of Leichardt's Land stamp and contained a cablegram originally despatched from Rome, which had been received at Vancouver and, thence, had pursued her--first along the route originally designed, afterwards, with zigzagging, retrogression and much delay, along the one she had taken.

That it had reached her at all, said a good deal for Mrs Gildea's fame as a freely paragraphed newspaper correspondent.
The telegram was phrased thus: SORRY IMPOSSIBLE NO FUNDS OTHER REASONS WRITING BIDDY Mrs Gildea's illuminative 'H'm!' implied that her two inductions had been correct.


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