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25 Chapters
Chapter 1 MIKE
Chapter 2 THE JOURNEY DOWN
Chapter 3 MIKE FINDS A FRIENDLY NATIVE
Chapter 4 AT THE NETS
Chapter 5 REVELRY BY NIGHT
Chapter 6 IN WHICH A TIGHT CORNER IS EVADED
Chapter 7 IN WHICH MIKE IS DISCUSSED
Chapter 8 A ROW WITH THE TOWN
Chapter 9 BEFORE THE STORM
Chapter 10 THE GREAT PICNIC
Chapter 11 THE CONCLUSION OF THE PICNIC
Chapter 12 MIKE GETS HIS CHANCE
Chapter 13 THE M.C.C. MATCH
Chapter 14 A SLIGHT IMBROGLIO
Chapter 15 MIKE CREATES A VACANCY
Chapter 16 AN EXPERT EXAMINATION
Chapter 17 ANOTHER VACANCY
Chapter 18 BOB HAS NEWS TO IMPART
Chapter 19 MIKE GOES TO SLEEP AGAIN
Chapter 20 THE TEAM IS FILLED UP
Chapter 21 MARJORY THE FRANK
Chapter 22 WYATT IS REMINDED OF AN ENGAGEMENT
Chapter 23 A SURPRISE FOR MR. APPLEBY
Chapter 24 CAUGHT
Chapter 25 MARCHING ORDERS
Chapter 26 THE AFTERMATH
Chapter 27 THE RIPTON MATCH
Chapter 28 MIKE WINS HOME
Chapter 29 WYATT AGAIN
Chapter 30 MR. JACKSON MAKES UP HIS MIND
Chapter 31 SEDLEIGH
Chapter 32 PSMITH
Chapter 33 STAKING OUT A CLAIM
Chapter 34 GUERRILLA WARFARE
Chapter 35 UNPLEASANTNESS IN THE SMALL HOURS
Chapter 36 ADAIR
Chapter 37 MIKE FINDS OCCUPATION
Chapter 38 THE FIRE BRIGADE MEETING
Chapter 39 ACHILLES LEAVES HIS TENT
Chapter 40 THE MATCH WITH DOWNING'S
Chapter 41 THE SINGULAR BEHAVIOUR OF JELLICOE
Chapter 42 JELLICOE GOES ON THE SICK-LIST
Chapter 43 MIKE RECEIVES A COMMISSION
Chapter 44 AND FULFILS IT
Chapter 45 PURSUIT
Chapter 46 THE DECORATION OF SAMMY
Chapter 47 MR. DOWNING ON THE SCENT
Chapter 48 THE SLEUTH-HOUND
Chapter 49 A CHECK
Chapter 50 THE DESTROYER OF EVIDENCE
Chapter 51 MAINLY ABOUT BOOTS
Chapter 52 ON THE TRAIL AGAIN
Chapter 53 THE KETTLE METHOD
Chapter 54 ADAIR HAS A WORD WITH MIKE
Chapter 55 CLEARING THE AIR
Chapter 56 IN WHICH PEACE IS DECLARED
Chapter 57 MR. DOWNING MOVES
Chapter 58 THE ARTIST CLAIMS HIS WORK
Chapter 59 No.59
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Chapter 25 MARCHING ORDERS

A silence followed. To Mike, lying in bed, holding his breath, it seemed a long silence. As a matter of fact it lasted for perhaps ten seconds. Then Mr. Wain spoke.

"You have been out, James?"

It is curious how in the more dramatic moments of life the inane remark is the first that comes to us.

"Yes, sir," said Wyatt.

"I am astonished.

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