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On the Irrawaddy

CHAPTER 7: On The Staff
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It is a room in the upper storey of the next house.

I fancy the poor fellow's card is on the door still.

The commissariat offices are in the lower part of the house, and they occupy all the other rooms upstairs; but we kept this for one of the aides-de-camp, so that the general could send a message at once, night or day." "Of course I shall want a horse, sir." "Yes, you must have a horse.

I will think over what we can do for you, in that way.

There is no buying one here, unless a field officer is killed, or dies.
"By the way, Hitchcock's horses are not sold, yet.


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