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The Felon’s Track

CHAPTER IX
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I communicated my intention to the friend to whose hospitality I was then indebted.

He combatted it with great earnestness, and could not be persuaded of its practicability.

I, however, persevered, and he offered to place a horse, upon which he set great value, at my disposal.

Just as we made our final arrangements and had despatched a messenger to Kenmare to provide the disguise, Stephens returned, wet, weary and hungry.

He was in the worst spirits: but the case admitted of no delay.


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