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The Odds

CHAPTER VI
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But this was a matter so obvious and so undeniably strange that it forced itself upon him half against his will.

He became strongly aware that Seton did not desire his presence in the boat with him and his cousin.

He did not fathom the objection.

But its existence was not to be ignored.

And Merefleet wondered a little, as he cast about in his mind for a suitable excuse wherewith to decline the girl's invitation.
"It's very good of you to ask me to accompany you, Miss Ward," he said presently.


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