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The American Claimant

CHAPTER XVI
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But the captain can't make a tug that is deceptive, and a fire engine is many flights beyond his power." "This is a most extraordinary form of robbery, I never have heard of anything like it.

It's interesting." "Yes, and so are the artists.

They are perfectly honest men, and sincere.

And the old sailor-man is full of sound religion, and is as devoted a student of the Bible and misquoter of it as you can find anywhere.

I don't know a better man or kinder hearted old soul than Saltmarsh, although he does swear a little, sometimes." "He seems to be perfect.


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