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Aunt Jane’s Nieces in the Red Cross

CHAPTER XI
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I hate to see a brave man suffer.

I stuck a needle just above the wound when he wasn't looking, and I've doped his medicine ever since." "Thank you," said Carg; "he's my cousin." In the small hours of the next morning, while Patsy was on duty in the hospital section, the young Belgian became wakeful and restless.

She promptly administered a sedative and sat by his bedside.

After a little his pain was eased and he became quiet, but he lay there with wide open eyes.
"Can I do anything more for you ?" she asked.
"If you would be so kind," replied Andrew Denton.
"Well ?" "Please read to me some letters you will find in my pocket.

I cannot read them myself, and--they will comfort me." Patsy found the packet of letters.
"The top one first," he said eagerly.


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