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White Lies

CHAPTER XVIII
13/50

"That is always the way with these journals," said she.

"Austrians! Prussians! when it's Egypt one wants to hear about."-- "No, not a word about Egypt," said the doctor; "but there is a whole column about the Rhine, where Colonel Dujardin is--and Dard.

If I was dictator, the first nuisance I would put down is small type." He then spelled out a sanguinary engagement: "eight thousand of the enemy killed.

We have some losses to lament.

Colonel Dujardin"-- "Only wounded, I hope," said the baroness.
The doctor went coolly on.


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