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Captains Courageous

CHAPTER I
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I mistrust, though, there's ruther few things you kin do.
Ain't thet so ?" "I can make it lively for you and your crowd when we get ashore," said Harvey, with a vicious nod, murmuring vague threats about "piracy," at which Troop almost--not quite--smiled.
"Excep' talk.

I'd forgot that.

You ain't asked to talk more'n you've a mind to aboard the _We're Here_.

Keep your eyes open, an' help Dan to do ez he's bid, an' sechlike, an' I'll give you--you ain't wuth it, but I'll give--ten an' a ha'af a month; say thirty-five at the end o' the trip.

A little work will ease up your head, and you kin tell us all abaout your dad an' your ma an' your money afterwards." "She's on the steamer," said Harvey, his eyes filling with tears.


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