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Mare Nostrum (Our Sea)

CHAPTER VI
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Ferragut surmised that this bolt was going to count heavily, with all its weight, in the bill for dinner.
Freya interrupted her contemplation of the panorama on feeling Ferragut's lips trying to caress her neck.
"None of that, Captain!...

You know well enough what we have agreed.
Remember that I have accepted your invitation on the condition that you leave me in peace." She permitted his kiss to pass across her cheek, even reaching her mouth.

This caress was already an accepted thing.

As it had the force of custom, she did not resist it, remembering the preceding ones, but fear of his abusing it made her withdraw from the window.
"Let us examine the enchanted palace which my true love has promised me," she said gayly in order to distract Ulysses from his insistence.
In the center there was a table made of planks badly planed and with rough legs.

The covers and the dishes would hide this horror.


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