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Adventures and Letters

CHAPTER VIII
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The night the Governor asked Somers to dinner and did not ask us we waited up for him and then hung him out over the side of the boat above the sharks until he swore he would never go away from us again.

Griscom is more aggravatingly leisurely but he has a most audacious humor and talks to the natives in a way that fills them with pleasure but which nearly makes Somers and I expose the whole party by laughing.

Today we lie here taking in banannas and tomorrow I will see Conrad, Conrad, Conrad!! Send this to the Consul.

Lots of love.
DICK.
SAN PEDRO--SULA--February, 1895.
MY DEAR FAMILY: The afternoon of the day we were in Puerto Cortez the man of war Atlanta steamed into the little harbor and we all cheered and the lottery people ran up the American flag.

Then I and the others went out to her as fast as we could be rowed and I went over the side and the surprise of the officers was very great.


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