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The Stowaway Girl

CHAPTER XIV
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Captain 'e was on Fernando Noronha; 'e took a mighty quick jump after we kem ashore.

But I ax your pardon for ramblin' on in this silly way.

Won't you go inside?
There's a useful ole party there, name of Maria----" "Ah, Maria--dear, good Maria--she at least will not have forgotten me," sobbed Carmela in her own tongue, and Watts afterwards informed Coke that although the inhabitants of China were noted for their peculiar ways, when it came to a show-down in that qualification, the average woman could beat any Chinky ever born.

Had he but known more, Watts was also in a position to state that he had squared accounts with the scornful President.
For the Senhora De Sylva might have been seized with mortal illness if judged solely by the manner in which she staggered into her father's house, threw her arms around the neck of an elderly woman whom she petrified by her appearance, and almost fainted--not quite, but on the verge, much nearer than such a strong-minded young lady would have thought possible an hour earlier.
Maria screamed loudly.

Tongue-tied at first, she was badly scared when Carmela collapsed on her ample bosom.


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