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The Four Feathers

CHAPTER XXIV
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It was night, and the night was dark.

Above that lower deck only one lamp, swung from the centre of the upper deck, glimmered and threw uncertain lights and uncertain shadows over a small circle.

Beyond the circle all was black darkness, except at the bows, where the water breaking on board flung a white sheet of spray.

It could be seen like a sprinkle of snow driven by the wind, it could be heard striking the deck like the lash of a whip.
"He has been moved," said the German.

"No doubt he has been moved.


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