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The Red Planet

CHAPTER XIX
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So there's nothing more to be said about it." Betty kissed the top of my head and went off.
We come now to the morning of the great day.

Everything had been finally settled.

The Mayor and Aldermen, Lady Fenimore and the Aldermen's wives, the Lord Lieutenant (in unofficial mufti) and Lady Laleham (great though officially obscure lady), the General of the Division quartered in the neighbourhood and officers of his staff, and a few other magnates to meet the three o'clock train by which the Boyces were due to arrive.

The station hung with flags and inscriptions.

A guard of honour and a band in the station-yard, with a fleet of motor cars in waiting.


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