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A Jacobite Exile

CHAPTER 9: In Warsaw
15/38

I like the look of the fellow who is going with you.

It was an honest, open sort of face, as far as I saw it.

At any rate, it is a comfort to think that you won't be absolutely alone, especially among people whose language you don't know.

Mind, if you are sending letters to Count Piper, be sure you send a few lines, by the same messenger, to let me know how you are going on.

Not long letters, you know; I expect you will have your hands pretty well full; but just enough to give me an idea of how you are, and what you are doing." The following morning, Charlie started.


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