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CHAPTER XIV A DOOR OF ESCAPE
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Released on: 19/11/2017
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The Captain's Bunk
“If anybody wanted to go down and have a look round Northbourne for himself, it would be necessary to take a railway journey as far as Brattlesby town, and then tramp the rest of the road, unless a friendly chance befell the traveller of a lift in some passing vehicle.”