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The Lion and The Mouse

CHAPTER V
19/32

He was taking his afternoon stroll and had stopped to chat with his lady passengers.

He had already passed Mrs.Blake a dozen times and not noticed her, but now her pretty niece was with her, which altered the situation.

He talked to the aunt and looked at Shirley, much to the annoyance of Jefferson, who muttered things under his breath.
"When shall we be in, captain ?" asked Mrs.Blake anxiously, forgetting that this was one of the questions which according to ship etiquette must never be asked of the officers.
But as long as he could ignore Mrs.Blake and gaze at Shirley Capt.

Hegermann did not mind.

He answered amiably: "At the rate we are going, we ought to sight Fire Island sometime to-morrow evening.


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