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The Four Feathers

CHAPTER IX
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I might perhaps avoid it altogether.

I have still half my furlough." She did not answer nor did she change her attitude.

She remained very still, and Durrance was alarmed, and all his hopes sank.

For a stillness of attitude he knew to be with her as definite an expression of distress as a cry of pain with another woman.

He turned about towards her.


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