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The Alaskan

CHAPTER IX
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If it is possible, I shall recover her body and care for it.

As for Rossland, it is not a matter of importance to me whether he lives or dies.

Mary Standish had nothing to do with the assault upon him.

It was merely coincident with her own act and nothing more.

Will you tell me our location when she leaped into the sea." He was fighting to retain his calmness, his resolution not to let Captain Rifle see clearly what the tragedy of her death had meant to him.
"We were seven miles off the Eyak River coast, a little south and west.
If her body goes ashore, it will be on the island, or the mainland east of Eyak River.


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