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The Sea-Hawk

CHAPTER II
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No more." But the arm which he flung about his younger brother's shoulders and the warmth of his embrace made resentment of his warning quite impossible.
When he was gone, Lionel sat him down to dine, with Nick to wait on him.
He ate but little, and never addressed the old servant in the course of that brief repast.

He was very pensive.

In thought he followed his brother on that avenging visit of his to Arwenack.

Killigrew was no babe, but man of his hands, a soldier and a seaman.

If any harm should come to Oliver...He trembled at the thought; and then almost despite him his mind ran on to calculate the consequences to himself.


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