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The Four Feathers

CHAPTER XVI
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He still drew his allowance from his father.

He told me that he had more than enough." "I am glad of that," said Ethne, and she bade Willoughby wait within the enclosure until she returned, and went out by herself to see that the way was clear.

The garden was quite empty.

Durrance had disappeared from it, and the great stone terrace of the house and the house itself, with its striped sunblinds, looked a place of sleep.

It was getting towards one o'clock, and the very birds were quiet amongst the trees.


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