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The Monikins

CHAPTER XV
10/24

I avow that I was not very sorry to hear the officer throw out these hints, for they convinced me that my journey through Leaphigh would be accompanied with less embarrassment than I had anticipated, since I now plainly perceived that monikins act on principles that are not very essentially different from those of the human race in general.
The complaisant register and the keeper of the privy seal took their departure together, when we forthwith proceeded to number ourselves in compliance with his advice.

As the principle was already settled, we had no difficulty with its application, Noah, Bob, myself, and the largest of the seamen being all Nos.

1, and the rest ranking in order.

By this time it was night.

The guard-boats began to appear on the water, and we deferred disembarking until morning.
All hands were early afoot.


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