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Kate Bonnet

CHAPTER XV
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But now I shall despatch orders to Captain Vince which shall be very exact and peremptory.

After he has received them he will not dare to harm your father, and would cause him to be brought here as I command." "From my heart I thank you, sir," cried Kate, "give me the orders and I will take them, or I will--" "Nay, nay," said the Governor, "such offices are not for you, but I will give the matter my present attention.

On any day a vessel may enter the port with news of the Badger, and on any day a vessel may clear from Kingston, possibly for Bridgetown, where I imagine the Badger will first touch.

Rely upon me, my dear young lady, my order shall go to Captain Vince by the very earliest opportunity." Kate rose and thanked him warmly.

"This is much to do, your Excellency, for one poor girl," she said.
"It is but little to do," said the Governor, "and that girl be yourself." With that he rose, offered Kate his arm, and conducted her to her uncle.
When Mr.Delaplaine was made acquainted with the result of the interview, both his gratitude and surprise were great.


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