Jack Harkaway and His Son's Escape from the Brigand's of Greece by Bracebridge Hemyng
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"SIR,--In the huge package that accompanies this note, you will find the body of an Englishman, who has this day been murdered by brigands; I call upon you, in the name of Heaven, to rout these murderers out of their dens, and bring them to justice. Should you show any backwardness in so doing, I shall deem it necessary to appeal to the English ambassador. "Your obedient servant, "J. HARKAWAY." Having despatched a couple of messengers with the body and letter, they sat down with sorrowful hearts and small appetites to their evening meal. CHAPTER XVIII. HUNSTON IN THE CAMP AGAIN--RETROSPECTION--A DEVILISH PLOT--DARK CLOUDS GATHER OVER THE HARKAWAYS. "Who goes there?" "A friend." "The word?" |
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