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Within the Tides

CHAPTER XII
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A black cloud hung listlessly over the high rock on the middle hill; and under the mysterious silence of that shadow Malata lay mournful, with an air of anguish in the wild sunset, as if remembering the heart that was broken there.
* * * * * _Dec._ 1913.
THE PARTNER "And that be hanged for a silly yarn.

The boatmen here in Westport have been telling this lie to the summer visitors for years.

The sort that gets taken out for a row at a shilling a head--and asks foolish questions--must be told something to pass the time away.

D'ye know anything more silly than being pulled in a boat along a beach?
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