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The Bars of Iron

CHAPTER XXII
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He watched it idly as it ascended, speculating without much interest as to the face beneath it.

It mounted with the utmost steadiness, neither hastening nor lingering.

There was something about its unvarying progress that struck Piers as British.

His interest increased at once.

He suddenly discovered that he wanted someone British to talk to, forgetting the fact that he had fled but ten minutes before from the boring society of an Anglo-Indian colonel.
The man in the Panama came nearer.


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