Jack Harkaway and His Son's Escape from the Brigand's of Greece by Bracebridge Hemyng
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* * * * * Hunston fled precipitately to the gardens. Close by the spot where he had previously met his companions in crime, there was a man awaiting him with a big bundle. "Matteo, is it you?" "Yes, sir." "Good; give me the other dress out. Quick! I must change, and be back before my absence can be noticed." As he spoke, he had already torn from the hands of the man Matteo a pair of trunks of blue cloth slashed with amber silk, and quick as an eye could wink, he was into them. And then he fastened on a similarly coloured mantle. "Tell me, Matteo, does that change me?" "Yes, perfectly." "Good! take this." "What, jewels?" "Hush! hear all, see all, and say nothing. Away with you, now." |
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