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Omoo: Adventures in the South Seas

CHAPTER XXII
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But anything like neutrality was out of the question; and unconditional submission was equally so.
On going forward, we found them ten times more tumultuous than ever.
After again restoring some degree of tranquillity, we once more urged our plan of quietly refusing duty, and awaiting the result.

At first, few would hear of it; but in the end, a good number were convinced by our representations.

Others held out.

Nor were those who thought with us in all things to be controlled.
Upon Wilson's coming on deck to enter his boat, he was beset on all sides; and, for a moment, I thought the ship would be seized before his very eyes.
"Nothing more to say to you, men: my arrangements are made.

Go forward, where you belong.


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