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Greenmantle

CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE
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When it was done we covered her face with the linen cloak which Sandy had worn that morning.

He lifted the body and laid it reverently in its place.
'I did not know that anything could be so light,' he said.
It wasn't for me to look on at that kind of scene.

I went to the parapet with Blenkiron's field-glasses and had a stare at our friends on the road.

There was no Turk there, and I guessed why, for it would not be easy to use the men of Islam against the wearer of the green ephod.

The enemy were German or Austrian, and they had a field-gun.
They seemed to have got it laid on our fort; but they were waiting.


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