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Rujub, the Juggler

CHAPTER XIV
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The Doctor has, no doubt, got some iodine in his surgery, and a coat of that will bring me to the right color." "Well, if you are ready to undertake it, I will not refuse," the Major said.

"How would you propose to get out ?" "I noticed yesterday that the branches of one of the trees in the garden extended beyond the top of the wall.

I will climb up that and lower myself on the other side by a rope; that is a very simple matter.

The spot is close to the edge of Mr.Hunter's compound, and I shall work my way through the shrubbery till I feel sure I am beyond any sentries who may be posted there; the chances are that they will not be thick anywhere, except opposite the gate.

By the way, Captain Forster, before I go I must thank you for having risked your life to save mine this morning.


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