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The Children of the King

CHAPTER II
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There are always a good many fishing boats hauled up on the beach, but you will not often see a cargo boat excepting in the autumn.

Don Antonino keeps the cook-shop and the wine cellar in the little house facing the sea, before you turn to the right to go up into the village.

He is an old sailor and an honest fellow, and comes from Massa, which is near Sorrento.
A vast old man he is, with keen, quiet grey eyes under heavy lids that droop and slant outward like the lifts of a yard.

He is thickset, heavy, bulky in the girth, flat-footed, iron-handed, slow to move.

He has a white beard like a friar, and wears a worsted cap.


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