Jack Harkaway and His Son's Escape from the Brigand's of Greece by Bracebridge Hemyng
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"That laugh was an insult to the memory of my dead husband," she said.
"Let none dare scoff at Mathias." Like a shadow, she glided away, leaving the wearer of the pearl-grey silk sitting motionless before the mirror. Dead! The silk dress soaked with her heart's blood. A few minutes later, some one entered Mrs. Harkaway's apartment, and then arose the fearful cry-- "Help! murder!" CHAPTER XXIII. YOUNG JACK IN TROUBLE--THE COUNCIL--DOOM OF THE BOYS--A SOLDIER'S GRAVE AT DAYBREAK. Young Jack and Harry Girdwood, who by their friends are supposed to have been grievously ill-treated, found themselves dragged by rough and brutal hands to a considerable distance from the shore where they had unfortunately landed. The boy whom young Jack had rescued, and who decoyed them to their ruin, disappeared at once. |
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