The Drums of Jeopardy by Harold MacGrath
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and he sensed in that cold, demoniacal fury of the crunching heel
the rising of maddened peoples. CHAPTER X Meanwhile ,Captain Harrison of the Medical Corps entered the Conover apartment briskly. "You old vagabond, what have you been up to? I beg pardon!" - as he saw Kitty emerge from behind Cutty's bulk. "This is Miss Conover, Harrison." "Very pleased, I'm sure. Luckily my case was in the coat room at the club. I took the liberty of telephoning for Miss Frances, who returned on the same ship with me. I concluded that your friend would need a nurse. Let me have a look at him." Callously but lightly and skillfully the surgeon examined the battered head. "Escaped concussion by a hair, you might say. Probably had his cap on. That black eye, though, is an older affair. Who is he?" "I suspect he's some political refugee. We don't know a thing about him otherwise. How soon can he be moved?" "He ought to be moved at once and given the best of care." |
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