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The Queen’s Cup

CHAPTER 4
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You told her that you had to go abroad at once, but that if she would come out there you would put her in charge of someone until you could marry her.

You told her that she could not stay where she was long, and I knew what that meant.

I suppose she is at Calcutta still waiting, for of course she could not have come out with you.

I suppose that she is breaking her heart there now--if she is not dead, as I hope she is." "Did you hear the word Calcutta or India mentioned, Lechmere ?" "No, I did not, but I heard quite enough.

Everyone knew that you were going in a day or two, and that was enough for me after what I had seen in the afternoon." "You saw nothing in the afternoon," Captain Mallett said, angrily.
"The girl's father and mother were at home.


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