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The Four Feathers

CHAPTER XXV
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No doubt she was very true, very loyal.
Sutch endowed her on the instant with all the good qualities possible to a human being.

The nobler she was, the greater was his pride that Harry Feversham still retained her heart.

Lieutenant Sutch fairly revelled in this new knowledge.

It was not to be wondered at after all, he thought; there was nothing astonishing in the girl's fidelity to any one who was really acquainted with Harry Feversham, it was only an occasion of great gladness.

Durrance would have to get out of the way, of course, but then he should never have crossed Harry Feversham's path.


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