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Mr. Meeson’s Will

CHAPTER XI
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Perhaps they quarrelled in their drunken anger and fell over the little cliff; or perhaps they stumbled and fell not knowing whither they were going.

Who can say?
At any rate, there they were, and there they remained, till the outgoing tide floated them off to join the great army of their companions who had gone down with the Kangaroo.

And so Augusta was left alone.
With a heavy heart she returned to the hut, pressed down by the weight of solitude, and the sense that in the midst of so much death she could not hope to escape.

There was no human creature left alive in that vast lonely land, except the child and herself, and so far as she could see their fate would soon be as the fate of the others.

When she got back to the hut, Dick was awake and was crying for her.
The still, stiff form of Mr.Meeson, stretched out beneath the sail, frightened the little lad, he did not know why.


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