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Mare Nostrum (Our Sea)

CHAPTER VI
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Upon noticing Freya's interest, he changed the course of his glances, poised his fine figure and replied to her questioning eyes with the smile of a bad angel, making her understand his discretion and skillfulness in ingratiating himself behind husbands and escorts.
"There he is!" cried Freya with peals of laughter.

"I already have a new admirer!..." The swarthy charmer was restrained by the scandalous publicity with which this lady was receiving his mysterious insinuations.

Ferragut spoke of knocking the scamp down on his oyster shells with a good pair of blows.
"Now don't be ridiculous," she protested.

"Poor man! Perhaps he has a wife and many children....

He is the father of a family and wants to take money home." There was a long silence between the two.


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