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Life On The Mississippi

CHAPTER 11 The River Rises
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Then no light whatever issues from the boat.

The undefinable shape that now entered the pilot-house had Mr.X.'s voice.
This said-- 'Let me take her, George; I've seen this place since you have, and it is so crooked that I reckon I can run it myself easier than I could tell you how to do it.' 'It is kind of you, and I swear _I_ am willing.

I haven't got another drop of perspiration left in me.

I have been spinning around and around the wheel like a squirrel.

It is so dark I can't tell which way she is swinging till she is coming around like a whirligig.' So Ealer took a seat on the bench, panting and breathless.


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