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The Stowaway Girl

CHAPTER XII
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By daybreak we shall be better friends." San Benavides also bade them farewell, with an easy grace not wholly devoid of melodramatic pathos.

The dandy and the man of rags climbed down a rope ladder, the boat fell away from the ship's side, and the night took them.
"What did he mean by saying you would be 'better friends' ?" whispered the girl.

"Have you quarreled ?" "We had a small dispute as to the wisdom of landing you here," said Philip.

"Perhaps I was wrong.

He is a clever man, and he surely knows his own country." "Mr.Hozier!" cried Coke.
"Yes, sir." "Is all clear forrard to let go anchor ?" "Yes, sir." "Give her thirty.


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