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The Four Feathers

CHAPTER VI
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To be in readiness for that moment is from now my career.

All three are in Egypt.

I leave for Egypt to-morrow." Upon the face of Lieutenant Sutch there came a look of great and unexpected happiness.

Here was an issue of which he had never thought; and it was the only issue, as he knew for certain, once he was aware of it.

This student of human nature disregarded without a scruple the prudence and the calculation proper to the character which he assumed.
The obstacles in Harry Feversham's way, the possibility that at the last moment he might shrink again, the improbability that three such opportunities would occur--these matters he overlooked.


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