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The Story of the Treasure Seekers

CHAPTER 12
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I have spoken.

Ye have my leave to depart.' So we bunked, and Dora and Albert's uncle made Noel comfortable for the night.
Then they came to the nursery which we had gone down to, and he sat down in the Guy Fawkes chair and said, 'Now then.' Alice said, 'You may tell them what I did.

I daresay they'll all be in a wax, but I don't care.' 'I think you were very wise,' said Albert's uncle, pulling her close to him to sit on his knee.

'I am very glad you telegraphed.' So then Oswald understood what Alice's secret was.

She had gone out and sent a telegram to Albert's uncle at Hastings.


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