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The Refugees

CHAPTER XXIX
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He was lying huddled up now glaring savagely at the party with his fiery dark eyes.
"His jaw-tackle has come adrift," said the seaman.

"Let me brace it up again." "Nay, why should we take him farther ?" asked Amos.

"He is but weight for us to carry, and I cannot see that we profit by his company.

Let us put him out." "Ay, sink or swim," cried old Ephraim with enthusiasm.
"Nay, upon the bank." "And have him maybe in front of us warning the black jackets." "On that island, then." "Very good.

He can hail the first of his folk who pass." They shot over to the island and landed the friar, who said nothing, but cursed them with his eye.


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