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Ticket No. """"9672""""

CHAPTER XIX
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Unquestionably, if she had still been the possessor of Ole Kamp's ticket each individual present would have wished her the next best luck to himself.
Several persons having seen the dispatch published in the "Morgen-Blad," spoke of it to their neighbors, and the entire crowd soon became aware that the search of the "Telegraph" had proved futile.

This being the case all felt that there was no longer any hope of finding even a vestige of the lost "Viking." Not one of the crew could have survived the shipwreck, and Hulda would never see her lover again.
Suddenly another report diverted the minds of the crowd.

It was rumored that Sandgoist had decided to leave Drammen, and several persons pretended that they had seen him in the streets of Christiania.

Could it be that he had ventured into this hall?
If he had the wretch would certainly meet with a most unflattering reception.

How audacious in him to think of such a thing as being present at this drawing! It was so improbable that it could not be possible.


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