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The Red Planet

CHAPTER VI
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I remembered that before he went to the front he had not come home, but his mother had met him in London.

He had asked me for no local news.

He had inquired after the welfare of none of his old friends.

Never an allusion to poor Oswald Fenimore's gallant death--he used to run in and out of Wellings Park as if it were his own house.
What had he against the place which for so many years had been his home?
With regard to Betty Fairfax, he had loved and ridden away, it is true, leaving her disconsolate.

But though everyone knew of the engagement, no one had suspected the defection.


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