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The Shadow of the North

CHAPTER XIII
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It was a beautiful day, in striking contrast with the black night of storm, and he knew by the position of the sun that it was within about three hours of its setting.

He tested his body, but there was no soreness.

He was not conscious of anything but a ravening hunger, and he believed that he knew where he could satisfy it.
There was no wind and the sea was calm, save for a slight swell.

The schooner, its prow out of the water, was in plain view.

It was so deeply imbedded in the sand that Robert considered it a firm house of shelter, until it should be broken to pieces by successive storms.


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