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Havoc

CHAPTER XXVI
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Other things being equal, he would have made, without doubt, a magnificent soldier, for he had courage of a rare and high order.

It never occurred to him to sit and brood upon his own danger.
He rather welcomed the opportunity of occupying his mind with other thoughts.

Yet in those few minutes, while he waited for the business of the day to commence, he looked his exact position in the face and he realized more thoroughly how grave it really was.

How was he to find a way out--to set himself right with the law?
What could he do with those notes?
They were there untouched.

He had only made use of them in an indirect way.


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