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The Lure of the North

CHAPTER XXII
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She could swim, but not much, and shrank from crawling out, half-drowned and draggled, from the surf; for one thing, Thirlwell would see her.

She admitted that this was illogical and she ran worse risks, but it troubled her.

A few moments afterwards, Thirlwell changed his course with a thrust of the paddle and slacked the sheet.
"All right now!" he shouted.

"We'll find smooth water in a hundred yards." A steep rock, washed by spouting foam, detached itself from the others and a narrow channel opened up between it and the beach.

Agatha thought it looked horribly dangerous, but Thirlwell headed for the gap.


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