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The Shadow of the North

CHAPTER XII
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But he snatched at the woodwork, held fast, and regained an upright position.

The captain stood not far away, holding to a rope, but he was so deeply engrossed in directing his men that he paid no attention to Robert.
The youth cleared the mist and spray from his eyes and took a comprehensive look.

The aspect of sea and sky was enough to strike almost any one with terror, but upon this occasion he was an exception.

He had never looked upon a wilder world, but in its very wildness lay his hope.

The icy spars from which he would slip to plunge to his death in the chilling sea were gone, and so was far Africa, and the slaver's hunt.


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