[Mrs. Warren’s Daughter by Sir Harry Johnston]@TWC D-Link bookMrs. Warren’s Daughter CHAPTER XVI 45/60
Here they were, and they must sharpen their wits to get away at the first opportunity.
Perhaps the American Consul might help them? The next morning, however, their guest, who had insensibly turned host, told Vivie the tram service to Brussels, like the train service, was suspended indefinitely, and that he feared they must resign themselves to staying where they were.
Under his protection they had nothing to fear.
He was sorry the soldiers had helped themselves so freely to the livestock; but everything had now settled down.
Henceforth they would be sure of something to eat, as he himself had got to be fed.
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