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The Sign of the Four

CHAPTER XII
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We made careful note of the place, and next day I drew four plans, one for each of us, and put the sign of the four of us at the bottom, for we had sworn that we should each always act for all, so that none might take advantage.

That is an oath that I can put my hand to my heart and swear that I have never broken.
"Well, there's no use my telling you gentlemen what came of the Indian mutiny.

After Wilson took Delhi and Sir Colin relieved Lucknow the back of the business was broken.

Fresh troops came pouring in, and Nana Sahib made himself scarce over the frontier.

A flying column under Colonel Greathed came round to Agra and cleared the Pandies away from it.


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