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The Angel Of The Revolution | George Chetwynd Griffith | |
For Life Or Death |
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From the very midst of one of the strongholds of Russian tyranny in Siberia, two important prisoners and a police official had been spirited away as though by magic, and now upon the top of all the wonder and dismay came the fugitive Cossacks with their wild tale about the air-demon that had swooped down and destroyed their troop at a single blow. To crown all half an hour later three horses, mad with fear, came galloping up the Tobolsk road, dragging behind them an empty sleigh, to one of the seats of which was pinned a scrap of paper on which was written-- "The daughter of Natas sends greeting to the Governor of Tiumen, and thanks him for his hospitality." |
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