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The Wings of the Morning

CHAPTER XVII
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I mean her father, Anstruther and the stout uncle.

Unfortunately I was not on in that scene.

But, for some reason, they all nearly wrung my arm off, and the men were so excited that they gave the party a rousing cheer as their rickshaws went off in a bunch.

Will no Christian gentleman get me a drink ?" The next commotion arose in the hotel when Sir Arthur Deane seized the first opportunity to explain the predicament in which his company was placed, and the blow which Lord Ventnor yet had it in his power to deal.
Mr.William Anstruther was an interested auditor.

Robert would have spoken, but his uncle restrained him.
"Leave this to me, lad," he exclaimed.


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