[A Fascinating Traitor by Richard Henry Savage]@TWC D-Link bookA Fascinating Traitor CHAPTER I 28/32
In fact, Harry Hardwicke, of the Engineers, accompanied Willoughby.
The old chief treats Hardwicke as a son since he bore the body of the dear old fellow's son out of fire in the Khyber Pass, and won a promotion and the V.C.Harry says the girl is a modern Noor-Mahal! But, she is as speechless and timid as a startled fawn! Now, Major, you will excuse me.
I have to leave you!" There was a fretful haste in the passionate boy's manner.
The hour was already near midnight. "Shall I not see you to-morrow ?" politely resumed Hawke.
"You will not spend your whole morning with the stern damsel in spectacles and steel-like armor of indurated poplin ?" "Do you know I'm afraid I shall miss you," earnestly said the aide. "Hugh Johnstone wishes me to urge Mademoiselle Euphrosyne to allow her sister to remain in India, in charge of the Rose of Delhi until the old eccentric returns.
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