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Greenmantle

CHAPTER TWENTY
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When he had got him safe, explanations might follow.
Peter was now enjoying himself hugely.

If only those infernal guns kept silent he would play out the game in the sober, decorous way he loved.

So very delicately he began to wriggle forward to where the sound was.
The night was now as black as ink around him, and very quiet, too, except for soughings of the dying gale.

The snow had drifted a little in the lee of the ruined walls, and Peter's progress was naturally very slow.

He could not afford to dislodge one ounce of snow.


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