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Blue Jackets

CHAPTER TWENTY SIX
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"I should have thought that a man of your years would have known better than to help torment this poor Chinaman." "Not velly poor," he whispered.

"Ching got fancee shop.

Plenty plize-money now." "Didn't have nought to do with it," growled Tom Jecks.
"Then who did, sir ?" "Dunno, sir; some o' the boys.

I was caulking till they wakened me wi' laughing." "But you saw it done ?" "No, sir; it was all done aforehand.

They'd turned his tail into a bull-roarer, and if you was to swing it round now like a windmill, it would make no end of a row." "Silence, sir," I cried.


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