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CHAPTER THREE--DEVOTED SERVANTS--AND THE LIGHT OF A FLARE
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And it was then, while finishing his watch, with the chilly gusts of wind sweeping at him out of the darkness where the short sea of the soundings growled spitefully all round the ship, that it occurred to his unsophisticated mind that perhaps things are not what they are confidently expected to be; that it was possible that Captain Anthony was not a happy man.

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In so far you will perceive he was to a certain extent prepared for the apoplectic and sensitive Franklin's lamentations about his captain.

And though he treated them with a contempt which was in a great measure sincere, yet he admitted to me that deep down within him an inexplicable and uneasy suspicion that all was not well in that cabin, so unusually cut off from the rest of the ship, came into being and grew against his will..


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