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A Daughter of the Snows

CHAPTER XXIV
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I've turned turtle in the Canyon and been pulled out below the White Horse.

I can only keep stroke with one man, and that man's yours truly.

But, gentlemen, if the call comes, I'll take my place in La Bijou and take her to hell if she don't turn over on the way." Baron Courbertin threw his arms about him, crying, "As sure as God made little apples, thou art a man!" Tommy's face was white, and he sought refuge in speech from the silence which settled down.

"I'll deny I lift a guid paddle, nor that my wind is fair; but gin ye gang a tithe the way the next jam'll be on us.

For my pairt I conseeder it ay rash.


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