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The Four Feathers

CHAPTER VI
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But I have thought it over since during these last weeks while I sat listening to the bugles in the barrack-yard.

And I am sure there is no other way.

But it is well worth trying.

You see, if the three take back their feathers,"-- he drew a deep breath, and in a very low voice, with his eyes upon the table so that his face was hidden from Sutch, he added--"why, then she perhaps might take hers back too." "Will she wait, do you think ?" asked Sutch; and Harry raised his head quickly.
"Oh, no," he exclaimed, "I had no thought of that.

She has not even a suspicion of what I intend to do.


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