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Hyacinth

CHAPTER VIII
19/19

A great blow would be struck at the already tottering British Empire, and then--the freedom of Ireland.
Hyacinth felt strangely excited as he read her news.

The letter seemed the first clear note of the trumpet summoning him to his father's Armageddon.

Politics and squabbling at home might be inglorious and degrading, but the actual war which was being waged in South Africa, the struggle of a people for existence and liberty, could be nothing but noble.

He saw quite clearly what his own next step was to be, and there was no temptation to hesitate about it.

He would place his money at Miss Goold's disposal, and go himself with her ten volunteers to join the brigade of the heroic de Villeneuve..


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