Jack Harkaway and His Son's Escape from the Brigand's of Greece by Bracebridge Hemyng
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"No, no!" replied Hunston, hurriedly; "impossible. It can not be."
"Impossible or not," said the surgeon, "blood it is, and nothing but blood. Yet I see that, in spite of this stain, the reading is clear enough." "Scarcely," said Hunston. "It is, though, and it is in English, I should say, too." "Yes." "Can't you read it?" "No." "Strange. Yet you are English." "Yes." "Well, I have some English friends here to whom I will show it, and--" Hunston broke in impatiently at this. "English here!" he exclaimed. "Where do they live?" "At the villa--" "What, the Harkaway family, do you mean?" |
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