[The Mystery of Cloomber by Arthur Conan Doyle]@TWC D-Link bookThe Mystery of Cloomber CHAPTER XV 11/32
Very good.
We shall make a night-march to-night and reach their camp.
Once there I shall conceal my two hundred men in the waggons and travel up with the convoy again. Our friends the enemy, having heard that we intended to go south, and seeing the caravan going north without us, will naturally swoop down upon it under the impression that we are twenty miles away.
We shall teach them such a lesson that they would as soon think of stopping a thunderbolt as of interfering again with one of Her Britannic Majesty's provision trains.
I am all on thorns to be off. Elliott has rigged up two of his guns so ingeniously that they look more like costermongers' barrows than anything else.
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