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The Wrecker

CHAPTER XI
20/27

And then, on second thought, she turned to the best man.

"And how brave you must be, Mr.Dodd," she cried, "to go in that tiny thing so far upon the ocean!" And I perceived I had risen in the lady's estimation.
The dear little ship presented a horrid picture of confusion, and its occupants of weariness and ill-humour.

From the cabin the cook was storing tins into the lazarette, and the four hands, sweaty and sullen, were passing them from one to another from the waist.

Johnson was three parts asleep over the table; and in his bunk, in his own cabin, the captain sourly chewed and puffed at a cigar.
"See here," he said, rising; "you'll be sorry you came.

We can't stop work if we're to get away to-morrow.


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