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The Wings of the Morning

CHAPTER XV
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"I am aching to see what the ship's stores, which you and Robert pin your faith to, can do for me in the shape of garments.

I have the utmost belief in the British navy, and even a skeptic should be convinced of its infallibility if H.M.S.
_Orient_ is able to provide a lady's outfit." Sir Arthur Deane gladly availed himself of the proffered compromise.

He assisted Iris into the boat, though that active young person was far better able to support him, and a word to the officer in command sent the gig flying back to the ship.

Anstruther, during a momentary delay, made a small request on his own account.

Lieutenant Playdon, nearly as big a man as Robert, despatched a note to his servant, and the gig speedily returned with a complete assortment of clothing and linen.


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