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The Sea-Wolf

CHAPTER XVI
16/21

They composed one of the boats' crews, and their task was to ply between the schooner and the shore, carrying a single cask each trip.

Just before dinner, starting for the beach with an empty barrel, they altered their course and bore away to the left to round the promontory which jutted into the sea between them and liberty.

Beyond its foaming base lay the pretty villages of the Japanese colonists and smiling valleys which penetrated deep into the interior.

Once in the fastnesses they promised, and the two men could defy Wolf Larsen.
I had observed Henderson and Smoke loitering about the deck all morning, and I now learned why they were there.

Procuring their rifles, they opened fire in a leisurely manner, upon the deserters.


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