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The Sea Fairies

CHAPTER 14
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There were pictures on the wall, portraits of grave-looking porpoises, bashful seals, and smug and smiling walruses.

Some of the wall panels were formed of mirrors and reflected clearly the interior of the room.

Around the ceiling was a frieze of imitation peonies in silver, and the furniture was peony-shaped, the broad leaves being bent to form seats and couches.
Beside a pretty dressing table hung a bell cord with a tassel at the end.

Cap'n Bill did not know it was a bell cord, so he pulled it to see what would happen and was puzzled to find that nothing seemed to happen at all, the bell being too far away for him to hear it.

Then he began looking at the treasures contained in this royal apartment, and was much pleased with a golden statue of a mermaid that resembled Princess Clia in feature.


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