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The Red Planet

CHAPTER XVII
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Come to-morrow.

Forgive inconvenience caused, but most urgent." "It's from Boyce," I said, looking up at her.
"Naturally." "I suppose he omitted the signature to avoid any possible leakage through the post-office here." She nodded.

"What do you think is the matter ?" "God knows," said I."Evidently something very serious." She went back to the piano seat.

"It's odd that I should have taken down that message," she said, after a while.
"I'll sack Marigold for putting you in that abominable position," I exclaimed wrathfully.
"No, you won't, dear.

What does it signify?
I'm not a silly child.


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