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Dead Man’s Rock

CHAPTER X
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I have been over the _Belle Fortune_, and am more than pleased, especially with her captain, whose honest face took my fancy at once.

I have a most comfortable cabin next to his set apart for me, at little cost, since it had been fitted up for a lady on the outward voyage: so that I shall still have a little money in pocket on my return, as my living, both here and at Bombay, has cost me nothing, and the doctor's bills have not exhausted my store.

I wrote to Margery to-day, making as light of my illness as I could, and saying nothing of the business on Malabar Hill.

That will best be told her when she has me home again, and can hold my hand feeling that I am secure.
"July 8th .-- I have been down again to-day to see the _Belle Fortune_.
I forgot to say that she belongs to Messrs.

Vincent and Hext, of Bristol, and is bound for that port.


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