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The Four Feathers

CHAPTER XV
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He needed no woman's faith, no woman's encouragement." "Yet he sent this back to you," said Willoughby, pointing in some perplexity to the feather which Ethne held.
"Yes," she said, "yes.

He knew that I should be glad to know." And suddenly she held it close to her breast.

Thus she sat for a while with her eyes shining, until Willoughby rose to his feet and pointed to the gap in the hedge by which they had entered the enclosure.
"By Jove! Jack Durrance," he exclaimed.
Durrance was standing in the gap, which was the only means of entering or going out..


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