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Cap’n Warren’s Wards

CHAPTER XIV
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I remembered what your landlady told me when I was here afore, about this stateroom bein' vacated, and I come down to look at it.

It suits me well enough; seems like a decent moorin's for an old salt water derelict like me; the price is reasonable, and I guess likely I'll take it.

I _guess_ I will." "Why do you guess?
By George, I hope you will!" "Do you?
I'm much obliged.

I didn't know but after last night, after the scrape I got you into, you might feel--well, sort of as if you'd seen enough of me." The young man smiled bitterly.

"It wasn't your fault," he said.


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