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date. to. which your paper, i.q. pa, id. 'We
He d1s4ppearea down the com!�!---
- VrbeU I Una put on sea 73.00tol Diao
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Would ask 'you to road it, P care
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lonway clasping his previous Iona. trousem And shIrtl a pea _jacket and a
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A'T.�REAST ALLOWED ON DE_
and sbouI4 you be one of those in
The young man remained on deck to Mp I felt quite Safe from the recosml,
superintend the Stowing of the PC , ten- hall of a man like Dr. SebermerboriL
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PORTS. SALE NOTES PURQKr
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arro4jr adly let us have your, re-
mittallec-
title goods and the personal. baggage. In fact AWY011 Shall See. I .hardly
$bouldn't wou4er. lie was A Wituder-
The single dollar May not $Velu
All this time I bad been. thl -tug opoUe to lilm during. 4 1
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lumb, Importance to you, , but to the
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busily. I remembered distinctly one Promptly at 0. then, 1 returne(I
other Instance when Dr. SchermerhQr . with
4 Rea chest bound I knew,not whither,
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office where several hundred o 0
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Are so locked up, it Is 9, in
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bad disappeared, He came ba
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licrutably, but within -a week his re- lad pledged to act an second oMcer
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sults on aerial photography ,were, pub- )A It little 1W, ton schooner. ,
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lie property. I told myself that In the I
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special, 'Call, and trust to be favorod
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present Instance his lavish use Of nion. CHAPTER IX.
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with your subscription before the
ey, the elaborate. nature of his prep.
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ESTATE -AND FIRE INSUR-
end of ocfobcr�
orations, the evident secrecy. of the, ex. tied with my disguls6-if such
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I -ANCE AGENT. REPRE$EN-'
Address all communications to Wf
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pedItIon as evidenced by the fact that I It could be called, Captain
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J. Mitchell, News -Record office, Olin-
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he had negotiated for the vessel, only Selover at first failed to recog . -
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, the day before setting sail. the 11111POr- 41zo me. The he burst Into his shrill
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tance of personal supervision as proved % .n
.ackle,
� by the fact that be -notoriously Im. "Didn't know you,"' he trebled. "But
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A Woman's 5yompathy
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practical . � An- rott took .8hipsha.pe, Come, I'll show
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_gad? Is your dootor's
Are 70UL Alocourg
tOrIOUSlY disliking anything to do With Pon your quarters.0k. . I
business - had conducted the affair
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bill a heavy financial load? Is your pain
a. heavy physloal burdet 0 I know what
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, ruselt Instead of delegating #�-whyo lad suspected before --that on so small
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these mean to delicate women -I have
been discourayd, too; but learned how tot
; gentlemen. you see that all thIA i schooner the afate ,took r with
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than
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cure elf, want to relieve
pain ..your bur-
not end the. d stop the
was more euought to wakeme up, the men rather than the afterguar4.
body and ROW? Suddenly I came to' * ' -
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.� NOTARY, 11U111LTC. ETC.
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a definite resolution. Captain Selover I -
very Iftalted. MY own lurked In the
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OWIPICE
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., rou need do is to write for a free
the rem.edywhich has been placed
had descended to the pier., I Approach. I waist of the ship --a tiny little airless
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h o cl;no so
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Tau need a. mate.", said Ik 'Here's where Johnson stayed,01 Prof.
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He looked me over, . I
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he. u.4ailded, "Wherell you can go In the foe'sle with the men.
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Your man?" � I I rbey's more room there' we'll got
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"Right here," said 1. . I ander way with the turn of the tide."
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His. eyes widened a llttb�, Otherwise He left me. I examined tbe� cabin.
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he showed no sign of surprise.. I it was just a. tride larger than Its sin-
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IN$ 1111211 Jill
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cursed my clothes, . . I gle berth, and- the berth was just a
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TO MANITOBA, SASKATCHEWAN
Partunately I -had my maSter's cer-, ,141119,
. larger tban-rayoelf. Afy� chest
tificate with me -Tod passed fresh wd. ' w ' '
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that sort. of document on ,the chance would bay to b; , left outside also.
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Polls or,Duluth. � , .
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CALIFORNIA, MEXICO AND FLGR-
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bere,11.1 said before I gave ing the forecastle I 'went on deck. '
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It to bjm. "You don't In me. 1 The Laughin'
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My clothes ,too -good.
. That's all I prettiest jittle schooners I .ever saw.
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good. I'm b e. 1.C41me down:b6re Ind the Internal arrangement of . her
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wofiderIng whether'lld better throw -261d' It might be Imagi ed she had I
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myself In, the drink.11 * I � . . 1 Deen built Originally as a, pleasure
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"'Where did you ever ship?" Ittle forward of plumb. bare out this
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.D, P., A.,.. Tordnto. .
I handed. him my, certificate. - The which's compar tivelly new �
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Indorsemelits from Admiral Kenjaund. suit' of can vao, stopped down.
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Captain Arnold Impiessed him. He )raso stanchions forward. and two 1W
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,� Dr. W. Gunn, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S.,
Tfte Judy.l.tuop. ifluwal Fj.T.e
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tug crept into his eyes.. rmed. Her complemeni ofboito was
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calls at froat door of office rit resi-
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heard .the,nlgbt before. his., statement to the top of the deckhouse, . I
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of'Llils-mbral.scruples.' I "The.71d mighty - ne
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but looked kn6wing. � . 1.1plece,"A
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University or ,roro
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0. Thos. Fraser, Vice -P I resident
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"Plain desertion or something worse?" , ?aused.'. Some a . no, below wits olligipg.
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att,, Harlock; -vbhn.
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Egniiindville ; J;: ,,W, �Yeo. Holmes-
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Parties desirous to effect insurance
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3pecial attention given to *diseases
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to 6f the above officers, addressed
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Specialist in Crown and Bridge
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Terms of subscription -$1. per year In
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. Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Honor
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untitall arloears are paid, unless at
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Chicago College at Dental Surgery
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Chicago.
paid is denoted on the lit,beL - I .
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Wtll be at the Commercial hotel
Advertising rates -Transient . andver-
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Droppod him limp and beaten to, sM �aume. of- events. more safeiv. less: ex-
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AUCTIONEER -JAMES SMITH LI-
ion. Small advertisements, not .to
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CAptaIn.:SeIOv*es halry'face biJstf(.'.d . I st6od -for a moment at the foot of
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exceed one,inch, such as .
"Strayed,tl of "'Stolft," etc., in-
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. quen 1Y the 'compaulon accustoming my .eyes
�Olseovered was symptom of a grin. , .to the gloom. After a momtn� W"
of Huron. All orders entrus4ed to
serted once for 36 venta� and .each
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me will receive pr6mpb -attention.
w h entage 6i
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I "Aren't you afraid. he'll . bri)ig down I shining pair of bead points gazing.at
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Cpmr�u'nications intended for'PlIbli0me.
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- delay your sallingIll I me unblinkin gly from the shadow un-
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tion must, a. guarantee of good
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vanee mobeY.- and he won't risk it by Ing between them, , his head -thrust out
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I could 'detect no faintest movemint
"He, 'he, . hel" laughed the Alegto
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p6ditiou was secret. .
I one of the sort You meet in corridors
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a . %Led. to, test I of cheap inuseums, and for a moment
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, � mistake foe living beings. Almost I
"Our papers are made out for Hono* thought to make out the customaty
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jk,ny6na sending a sketah and doned9tiot May
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lulu," he replied. � I gTay dust lying on the wax of his fea-
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QUICkI ajoemin our orintoa free W a Lhor an
InvallET1011 so Fla-"' Pottintunfea.
..... 2a"J"A'ARN j on Patents
BUFFALO -AND GODE RICH DIV,
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We Adjourned to sign articles, tUres. : �. . . .
"By "I
tionestriotgeol
ontfrap, d"tmigene3rrorsecuriiig.oatonti6
tamn t rough Munn X
.
Going E Ast - 7.85 a', Ill
1
the way," sold 1. wish you .
. .. I aim going to tell you more of this
.
"S
ratents o.rocelve
#pet,Wnotj#4*jtbout0h r a Lathe
It 46 .
I i . 1 3 , 07 V.m�-
wouldn't make them out in my.own you shall see, he wad
name. 1E man because,
will do,"
k I
ScIeNtlific Merpos
it it, . . 5115 P. In.
Going 11.0,7 u*
a' 7'
,agen'
"All' right," be laughpd, I It destined to have much to do with MY
. sabe,, life, th fate of Dr. Karl Augustus
6
A handSoMeJ7 iihtstraft�l W061a 7 rge6b otr,
I ration or any Putenutho jouimal. r.rerins. jor
i-nada. 1'es-75 a years Postage PrePaK Soldby
,West
it (I . . 1.25 p. w.,
It ti
Eagen It Is." � I
,,pil SehermerhOrn And the doom 6f ,the
be aboard it 6.11 said 1. 1110ve Laughing Laos.
"j).wmw&L,ewR ealera,
-I LeR 26111roadtlay, New Y trk
10
Al
44 It ' � 6.40 1 Pan,
11.28 P. tn.
.
tot to make some Arrangements," He wore on his head A red bandau-
,.W f,
tali yon could belp wlth the lad. handk6rchle saw him
& V St. wattwnototi. A
LO NDOX, ',HU11ON & 13RUC E DIV.
Ing.0 Said. be. ,*Still I eal) got Along. "'a I never
I with other covering. From beneath It
I I
Going South 7.60 a. rft�
, It cc 1. 4.23 p. m.1
W nt �ny
a o . advaneo.moueylll straggled oily and tangied locks of
"Noi 0 1 replied. Then I remember- glossy black, His face WAR lohgo 11111- 11
. -.----.--
UOIng -North '. ? 11.00 a. m.
It It -V 1. . .16, . 86 P. in,
. . , , j d !,.j.dj ......... ........ ,
lurdtdd States subselibart
� will please note that we )iave to
pay one cent post.agel on each P41).
er going to the Uat*d States.
This Ineang that tour sab9do-
*ton- Must bd paid In Advance.
When you we your Wliftriptioll
. expitin g, Plea" remil. $1.60 tot s;n.
other yftt #4 *At you will not
triloo any toplao ot, The Niiwo-Aft-
otd,
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I I k
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W that I was �sdpposed to be broke.
"Yest" I amende&
lie gave me $10,
"I, guess You'll show up," he said,
"Wouldn' ' t do this to everybody. .But
k haval Man-eVen If he Is dodgin'
Oftele Sam*, -
"I'll W II06,11 I assured him.'
At that timi I wore a pointed beard.
rhis I shaved; albo I was Accustomed
to 1186 67#414haft. The trouble was
pnettly A blight �otlgmatlsm Which
bothered in* only to readint ,or close
M8000U6110 I Could got al6nit J*rfeot-
1
p, Well *lthofit g1gob* so I ablett'dod
Lit. I lisid My halt Cut rather CIO"
.
,
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raw, book noted And' sinister. His
eyes, as I have described them. a
steady stud beady black, I could at
first glance Ascribe -great tLetiVity, but
otify moderate otteligth to his slelidArt
wiry figure. In this I Wits miNtaken'
1119 sheer physical Powet' Was second -
Duty to that of Captain 8616vor. One ,
of his forearms elided In A steel hOOL
At the momont I could not understand
this#, c6uld tot see hoW A mikil be
maimed could be useful aboard IL ship.
fAtor I wished *e had loot* as halady.
Tile kne* a. Jain hitch which he doidgilit
**#r, mid. under bit book qcdck4w tWA
most men elin * I ta" it litw *0 the
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asked Wind. .tt woula rvnaer on* way,
but held fast the other. lie told 1119
The whoo4or nitwi94 well, Our
mow was divJaed Auto three watebeal
rommonatioup SlIall I engage? I ex.
perlenco tile worst shack of my litw
I
It was a cluch book hitch Qmployed, by
,
I
In unusual arraugement, but comfor-
be will engage them himself. What
mule p4ckers 10 the mountains and
That he ha4 U" Iton swamp book10 Ill
cable, Tiob men could 0411 her hau4t-
.
eclentiflc UPParAtOR? $back No. 2 -he
L
the lumber wO040 Of MIC111841). I
!Y In moot sort* of weather. Handy
$QIomo4 bad the wheel. Otherwise the
will,utteud to that. 14 there anything
I con do? What do Tau suppose b* i
$bouldn't wou4er. lie was A Wituder-
lock Was empty. The man's faulastle
-says?,, ,
I
.ug Jew. Ulf; name was Andemono
.headgear, the fringe at his curling oily
"HOW Should I know?", I asked,
but I never heard him calle4 that. It
"Handy
� _
locks, the hawk outIlue of his face mo
"You should know In the course Of
was always Solomon" With.
me
. 'jitarIlY silhouetted against the PJAW
Intelligent couveriIatiou with me,,, he
wen And wastero.
We stared at each other. I faseinateo
, .
1
, n
I phoreocence Astern As. he gla ced to
windward. all lent him an, appearance
drawled, "Well, lie, good old stAid
,
Sebernile with the vertebratod thought* I
by something, some spell of the ship,
I which I have never been able to
�f another day, I could almost Im-
gets 1gittluish. go Says to me: lJOOX,t
ex-
plain to myself nor even 4eserlbe. It
AL,Ine I cgul Olt the gleam Of silver but-
,, , t his,
Qborse platolit And gutlasse* A .
IMACIIIII. Per0y, you are all Alan � OIL at
desert iola;I4 placed and that e
you will
was a mystery. sk portent, a premoul-
,
waist, �
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Wt on those saii'ds and w" W101A
flon such 48 overtakes A man ,a omo.�
I broQdW In wonder at what I � had
yourneIr all yon would buy to! be. com.
times In the dark p4soageways. of life,
, seen and how little I bad explained.
.
rortable. - Go out And buy we tho"
I cannot tell you of It nor make Too
,
rhe number of boats,-sufficleu ,
, t for a
tblaga-la abunda O., Those we
at, romy
believe -lot It pass.
craft of three times the,tontage; the
directions.', . . �
Then by 4 slow process of Successive
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.4puelty of, the fog,olq with its
, �
He puffed.
perceptions I became aware that I Was
,
,qghteea banks, enough for a pass
. en-
"What does fie r.,ty you?', he asked.
watched by ptlier eyes. other wa.T Og-
;er ollip-wbat 014 It mean? And, this
004nough," I replied.
area, other human beings with ua,-
W114, unkempt, villainous #crew with Ito
'Wore, than. enough by -a good deal,
ed to the
master and lite, Almost ridiculous Coln"
.
rit bet." he rejoined. "The old foolZ .
lease of mystic apprehension that for
trost of neatness and Altb--Wd Dr,
,
He ought to haVe left It to me. � What
:he momeat held possession of me to
Schermerhoru realize to what he had
to .this craft? Have You ever sailed art '
M everywhere-.4it the bunks, on the
trusted himself and lit ec xpe-
, us pr lous e
b b , �
or efore7l
floor, back in the shadows, watchlog,
Ittion, whatever It might he?
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watching, watching from the advilp-
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.The lights of share. had ouuLL The
I
. "Ha ve n4 of the crew??'
'age of Another world. I
.
E,aughing Lass staggered And leaped
I replied that I believe d all of them
T don!t know why I tell you thts,'whY
,
joyousky With the glory of the open
wer ,
0 SelOver'S men. He threw the
t lay so much stress on the first weird
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sm. She seemed alone on th& hosoin
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cigarette butt Into the sea and turned
1111preN01011 I got Of the forecastle. it
- )f the ocean, 444 for tke life Of Ime I
back. . . . �
means something to me now-Im view
. was embark-
,ould not but feel that 1.
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"Well, I A b You J97 or your double. -
if all that happened subsequently.
-4 on oome ilesperate adventure, The
�
Wages " be mocked. .
t .
Mmost Can I'look back And see in that
aotion was. utterly Illogical. That I
L
, 89 he knew that, after sill, 11OW
moment of oL
,, vultism a warning, an. ea-
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'But
�fiew welL in sober thought 1, a re-
.
much wore of his Ignorance was pro-
lightenment- the 'Point 18 It
�orter, was shadowing a respectable
I no m of guessing. 1, . .
meant something to -me then.. I stood
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and venerable scientist, who In turn
.
His e .
. , eY gleamed sarcastically an he I
:here fascinated, unable to move. un-
was probably about to Investigate at
sauntered toward the companionway,
Ible to opeax
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.ength some little known deep sea con-
Handy Solomon was at the -wheel.
I TheA thli grateoque figure JUL the Cor-
.
31tlona of phenomena of An unexplored
L
steering easily With one foot and an .
2er stirred. .
slaud, flut� that did not, suffice to my
elbow. HIS steel book JAY fully ex. .
o
. "Well, mateall wad, the man, "I)8-�
anagingtion. The ship, Its Rairround-
, .
posed, glittering tn the sunlight Dar- . I
love or Aot believe. it's in the book,
,
ts, - �, It; crew
lugs, I equipment -all read
. . . .
.
row glailced at It curiously And at the
And it stands to reasoh too. We baVO
fantastic. So much the better story, I
, .
. m4too headgear. ' .
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lfforhy and Ne-
thought, shrugging my 'shoulders at
4"Well, my genial pirate," he drawt- I
rAda and all them states, and we hear
L ,.ast, � .
ed, "it you h .
Ad 4 line to fit that book ' '
If gold mines in Mexico and Australia,
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you'd. be equipped for. fishing," The
, . ; but did"you
-oo -ever bear tell of gold
.
CHAPTER X.
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Mau's teeth bared like an animalps, blit �,
.
ulnes In Europe? Tell me thatl And
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FTIOR in watch below the n eXt L
-
Darrow Went oli
. easily as though un -
Pvbere did the Epold -come, from, thenj
morning I met 1lemy Darrow.
conscious Of giving OlTense. "If I wera� .
1.)efore they discovered. America? Tell
I
2q
In many ways he Is or was the
you, I'd have'it arranged so the. hook I
. lie that! - Why. they MAdQL it, just as
I mos . t extraordinary of my. many
. would turn backward as well As for- � . . .
;he man that wrote this here says, and.
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LCquaintances. During that first' halt
.
ward. It would -be handler for some . . . :. i
rou can.klss the book on that."
,
.hour's chat. with him I changed -my
things -fighting, for Instane 11 - .
61
"How abbut that Place, Opbdro I read
I
mind at least ,a dozen times. One mo-
, He passed,* I on ,
Won.
tbout?" asked a voice from the bunks.
meat I thought.him clever. -the next an
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Handy Solomon glared after him, then, -
The man sbot'a keon.glance, thliliet
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utter age; now I found him frafik,
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down at his book. He beat his arm .
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ppen, a good companion, eager to
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this way and that, drawing the hook
11 Know' last year's output "from the I
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please, and then a droop. of his blond
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. towardL him 130ttlyi as a cat does. her . .
nines of , phir.. Thrackles?" be -in-
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eyelashes, a lazy, impertinent drawl
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elaws. His eyes cleared, and a look of I
julred In.allky tones.,
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,of his voice, a hint of balf'bored con.
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Admiration Crept Into them. .. . I . .� .
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"Why. no," ptammered.the uiau,�.a d.*
descenslon In his. manner, convinced.
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"By God, he's right!""hemuttered I
.
Iressed as Thrackles. . .11 .- .
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me that be, was shy and affected., in
'and after a moment: lrl�vo wore that. . .
"WelL 1.4a."' pursued the man with
,
a breath I appraised him as'Intellect-
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ten year and neVer.,thought of It The
-he steel hook, "and It's justtliewhole
.
-nothing,
ual, it fool, a shallow'mind, a deep
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little son of a gulaIll " . . I
If and L Yo�ii Can kiss- the book
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schemer, an Idler and'an'enthuWast-
, He remained., staring for a manient
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..)u that too.' 'There aln't. Any gold out-
one ,result. of his .spasmodic confl-,-
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at the. hook L ,. Then he looked L up and
�ut because there ain't any mines, and -
dendes wits t ., upon,
L q. throw L a ,doubt
Caught my eye.. His own turned quiz- . I
-here a ver have been. They =ade their
.. e
their accuracy. This inight be what he
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stral. Ile Shifted gian .
his quid and lie i
. . .
lold.09 I
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desired, or with equal probability It -
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to ftrlw: . : . , '.. . I . .
He tossed aside a book he bad been
.
might be the, chance reflection of. a
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� "The bos'n la d aloft, aloft laid he, . I . L .
ioldingin his left hana. Irecognizedthe
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childish and aimless amiablilty. *
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.
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Slow high, . . I I
blow low, what 6mi wel L
I paper duo(lectmo with amuse-
.at little .
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He was tali. and slender and pale, -
.
'There�s A. sbiP Upon the. windlard. sk I .
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ment And somi, wonder. The only other
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movement languid Of '
languid of eye-
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wreck u.ponthe'l6e,' . . .
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.. gh Bar-. 1. L
, Down on the coast of the
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,opy I had ever laid, my eyes on Is In
languid OfL speech., His eyes' drooped,'
.hi . . .. I
- bgtie-e-e." - . 11 I
the A00i library.. It Is somewhat of a
, � .
mrity, called:"The. Seerk of A.1chem"
Y�*'
half closed beneath blond brows., A
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. We bad entered the trades and were . .� .
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;r, The Grand Doctrine of Transmata- '
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long wiry hand lazily twisted it ather
r
a trected blond mustache, Uls 701ce'
.
making'' good *time.. , - 1, was content to * . . 11,
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1on Fully Explained 11 and wits written
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drawled his spqeeh, In a IWItlx L i , er eAther.,
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stay an.Aec'k, even. In my watch be- I . .
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'at ' I . . S � *
low. The wind was rong, the wave
.)y a.Dr....Lidward Duvall, a most ez,
. .1 to have fall ,into
;aordinatir -volume en
jnsufferab,ly oondescending imd lluperw.
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dashing, *the Sky* very blue. , From un- , A.
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lie han4s of seamen, - , : .
titi6at or IneCably: tIred-*bo *could
, lefi? - I . � .. . .
tell wit . .
der our forefoot the 4ying fish , sped;, ...
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I stepped forward, greeting and b6-
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I found him 19mkilig agallit, . �
the monsteris pursued them. A tingle
. .
of spray: was In the air. It was all
nk� greeted�.. Besides the -maU4 hav4i-�
.
aientlaricid-t1tere were'four. The cook
mill.. j1his -lauguld graceful -flgu.'re st1j)-
. �
'Very. pleasant. . The red bandkerchief - ' ''
.
Was a bullet headed squat, negro with a
ported by his'elbows, his Mill) propped
.
against his band. A9.1 a-?r,roacbed tha
- around Solomon's head - made. a. pretty' .
' . .
.
�rokeu nose. .1 �elleve lie had a name,
, . .
binnacle he raised his. el -vs find me-
1.k
.
,�pot of color against the blue of the ... �
Sk y and the darkei. blue * of the Sea.
,tobinion or something of that sort. He
t
was to all of us slmpl' the nigger. lQu-
y�
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tinned tab tOP him. Tjie. In .
�solenue of it.
,
' � Silhouetted over . the . -flawless white .
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Ike most of, his race,,II6 was gloomy
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was so superb that for, a raoinialf I
. the de-ekbouse was the sullen, pblisbid
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Ind taciturn. .
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was angry enough to Ignore 1),Ira, Then,
� profile of.the nigger. Beifeath We ,the .
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bf tbe othor two, a little w,hite faced, I
J. reflected that I was bete uOt s atid
to �,
ship swerved and. leaped. yielded" and - . . . I
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. thin Chested Youth, nam L e ' d 'Pulz,Aud a
.oxi'my. personal dignity L .Ijllt'to get in_'
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reco#ered, I. breathed de0l) Land Saw .. I .
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jrIllainous . 16oki . ug MefxIcan c . alled Per.;
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formation .. I join . ed - 111m. � I .
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I�You
cutlasses In harmless sha do,vvs, It. *as . .
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two years ago.. . I was y6ung-then. . . .
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Iosa, I shall have t nore to-sa.%, I ater. . I
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. are�the mate?" he drawled.
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At the mess hour I stood tn doubt. - I
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My. nrdval broke the talk .on. al..
�, .
It resumed Its course Ill the
. "Since I am on the q unrcer deck ,, . , I
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snapped back at him . - . I A * I .
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However, I was Informed...by the c4p� . I . ." .
,bemy.
'Of' L L � -1
. Ilrectlo our
n .1"'Rell d $A
Voyage. I
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He eyed ' I . . . 'L L
thoughtflill�%, wbIlL he.
tain's falsetto that.1'was to eat.in the � .
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. .'Ov6V -
ed that -thepthers knew Flothillgi I
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..-.mp
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ed with - one hand a earn husk .4)JeXi_
roll ..
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- -7 9 the only othee offleer, 1 ate �..
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16�e, �k I . I
. �7 f t� . . 1,
r the others� had.. flnjsbed.�.. �� -
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,Ind efich,blundered- x#jil.usl thdi,.ai-..
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','pundtng fadt.9f -dpuble't�agvs. . .
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can'dgarett.�:" - �.;.. I . ,
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., 4,ID6 you ]know. where, ydj�L Are go.
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helpint I myself , from' 'the dishes I . eff on - ' : . -
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."Ajl,l. know IS Abe,bilv,s zmod. 11114
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"llig?" he--1nqWk6d Atlength. .. - .
'on
the table. It, Was a L handsome cabin, . . . .. ,
.
well hept, with white woodwork Spot_ , L, . .. .1.
.
4hat's - enough'," conefud'ea i1i r A'( - h 1,4' 4
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. '!D6psnds the moral character of
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le�sly q;leah, leather cashions-inuclA. . : . .
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Iroth a - bd L
'ik.. �
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'my future anctions," I rejolued tartly
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'to
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.better than oa�� Would expect 'I after-� ' 1 ' .11 .
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, . Wrbp i)aylq j"alirt v .
,. , to(v ., . riw�!t,, growj�d
..
He allo red a S;mile - breik and -
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ward found'that flielieftnesi of, this, , I . I I L
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Salomon, I . .1 , L", ' I . �
L 'This a n't no job. to go,,
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. fade',,then lighted his.cigar4tte. .
. "Tlle� firStL .
lnatL'�seems to have a re-
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�abin and of the three. staterooms wa% � * - . . ,
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look at the-?,ellpie of the inoon or the '
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Illarkable coWniand of'langunge,'! said..
maintained by the ulgger-at.tho, perit. - -
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'dozen
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devills. a. preacherl" -" . ,�,�. .
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be. . ' * .. . . .
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of his ncck. A rack held a rifles,.:` .. . . ..
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. .qWlat you maik heem, den?"'clperled
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I did -'not reply.' . . .L . ..
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� five revoiVeis and. at:last, y cutl
. . III ago- . . I.. I .. .
' Perdosa.. , . . . . L . ...
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"Well. to tellypu tb� truth I .
es. I. jexanifn6d the lot'*,Itlx Interest'. . . . . . .
' . .
"It's treasure, of course," saldHa ndy
.
.donot
' ' "
' know, wh ere we are - going. " he Con.
They were modem weapons -:-the new- " I � .
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. Solomon shortly. L . . .. �
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tinued. "Thought you wight b , e able
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high power 3040 btix'magazlne rifle, '. .
"He, 'he, . hel" laughed the Alegto
to inform di6. Where did 'this ghip
. Shooting governmext ammunition -an&.. - . .
'-
without mirth.- � . . .
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ftnd� Its pt*clous gang of . cutthroats .
had been used. The revolvers were of-' - I
d
. . be.. matter with you. oc.
"Whaft t
come from ilnywayl�, .. � .
course the oid'45s, This, was An .ex-., . .. .
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tor?" demanded Thrackles. .
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' "Aleaning lue?" . I
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never quite oucceeded.
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It you would ask game Itterestedo
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Of' mY shoulder with one of those sud-
they. would call her a smuggler, a
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jilan fashion. .Already the outlines'of .
den bursts, of confidence I dame later
thief, a And all the other evil
ties tn the catalogue. She ling taken
the whart houses *Atere grovvitig ladis-
tinet and the lJgbts of the city wore
to recognhoe ,And look for, but In whieb
I conid never quite belleve--bor disbe-
'in :Chinks by Way of SantA Cruz Is.
beginning to twinkle. Captain $clover
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try Is free, and 4 Chlak Is A won. Pe-
came to ray aide anct leaned over the
0111, peering critically at the black wi-
am eaten with curiosity," be stat.
6d In - the least curious voice In the
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for again . st the p1los.
world, 'IT supposm you know Who his
Ing, She has carrW in A cargo Oi 90
Ilghe�s at the f1ood#0 he squeaked.
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whore it fool mastor had piled It slid' �
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with uti down the harbor and through
. to, Well, I've been with him tea
.years, I AM his right band mit". All
track Of the Widdrwriteral Intentions." I
the Oolden Gate. We had AWtated the
his buslue4o I transact down -to the
"Dut the room forward"- I broke III,,'
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iativas on bet-, even to the flying jib
last penny, I even order his meals.
y6U see� season,we Wore
pearl Ashing."
knd a hugo-olub topotill'sho sometimes
4 At the Maj*, tol. theafternoon
1119 dilsoovorlde have taken shopo, Ity
my blind$. Suddenly he gets a freak.
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thitles h*d loot their strength. About
96 Will 90 64 a VOY00. WNrol I
and your troW011 I objeel:W.
jbidulght We dt** up on the pargi.
shall know In good. tlm#. pot what
'Whers ,no the watter of a JAVAD606 - ,
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09trAM1 game namwor.' What fie-
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