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Greenmantle

CHAPTER NINE
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It is my business to go unrecognized often by my own servants.' I could see that I was becoming rather a figure in the captain's eyes.

He liked the way I kept the men up to their work, for I hadn't been a nigger-driver for nothing.
Late on that Sunday night we passed through a great city which the captain told me was Vienna.

It seemed to last for miles and miles, and to be as brightly lit as a circus.

After that, we were in big plains and the air grew perishing cold.

Peter had come aboard once for his rations, but usually he left it to his partner, for he was lying very low.


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