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CHAPTER XXXI
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He sat up, embracing his great knees and looking at the sea and the _Cordera_.

"I have been thinking, Doctor." "For your health, my Admiral, I wish you could rest a while from thinking!" "We were upon the south side of Mangi.

I am assured of that! Could I, this time, have sailed on--Now I see it!" He dropped his hands from his knees and turned full toward me.

I saw that lying thus for an hour he had gathered strength and now was passed, as he was wont to pass after quiet, into a high degree of vision, accompanied by forth-going energy.

"Now I see, and as soon as I may, I will do! Beyond Mangi, Champa.


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