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Get the APPTold in the East
Chapter 17 No.17
Word Count: 2258
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Released on: 06/12/2017
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Told in the East
“For one thing, they'd credit you with sense enough to bring her in without being told. For another, the messenger who took the note might have got captured on the way-they wouldn't want to tell the sepoys more than they could help.”