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The Wrecker

CHAPTER IX
10/27

If not myself, something that was mine, some one at least in my employment, should voyage to that ocean-bounded pin-point and descend to that deserted cabin.
Pinkerton met me at the appointed moment, pinched of lip and more than usually erect of bearing, like one conscious of great resolves.
"Well ?" I asked.
"Well," said he, "it might be better, and it might be worse.

This Captain Trent is a remarkably honest fellow--one out of a thousand.

As soon as he knew I was in the market, he owned up about the rice in so many words.

By his calculation, if there's thirty mats of it saved, it's an outside figure.

However, the manifest was cheerier.


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