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Lady Bridget in the Never-Never Land

CHAPTER 9
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One was McKeith; the other Harry the Mailman--otherwise the Blower--a foxy, browny-red little man on a raw-boned chestnut, carrying his mail-bags strapped in front and at the side of his saddle.
Lady Bridget supposed they had met at the turn-off track just above the crossing.

McKeith was carrying a leather mail-bag, from which he appeared to have extracted a bundle of letters, with one hand.

He held his bridle and coiled stock-whip in the other.

He was listening to the mailman, who seemed to be talking animatedly.

As they neared the house, he gave the usual COO-EE, that set all the dogs barking, and put the Chinaman-cook and black-boys on the alert.
The riders passed by the end of the veranda where Lady Bridget stood.
McKeith looked up at her.


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