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The Four Feathers

CHAPTER IV
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He was only aware that the dreadful thing for so many years dreadfully anticipated had at last befallen him.

He was known for a coward.

The word which had long blazed upon the wall of his thoughts in letters of fire was now written large in the public places.

He stood as he had once stood before the portraits of his fathers, mutely accepting condemnation.

It was the girl who denied, as she still kneeled upon the floor.
"I do not believe that is true," she said.


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