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The Red Cross Girl

CHAPTER 2
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For Doctor Gilman he had asked the Order of the Crescent of the fifth class, the same class that had been given Stetson.

The fifth class, the fat man explained, was all very well for tradesmen, dragomans, and eunuchs, but as an honor for a savant as distinguished as the friend of his.

Hallowell, the fourth class would hardly be high enough.

The fees, the fat man added, would Also be higher; but, he pointed out, it was worth the difference, because the fourth class entitled the wearer to a salute from all sentries.
"There are few sentries at Stillwater," said Peter; "but I want the best and I want it quick.

Get me the fourth class." The next morning he was surprised by an early visit from Stimson of the embassy.


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