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A Victorious Union

CHAPTER XXI
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Bokes the seaman and Sopsy the cook were in the same condition.

Go on, French." "I picked up the boat you set adrift, Mr.Passford, and then headed for the eastward of Sand Island lighthouse, where you ordered me to anchor.
The Holyoke followed the schooner, and came to anchor near the West Wind.

She sent a boat on board, and I told my story to the second lieutenant.

We did not need any assistance, and he left us.
[Illustration: "Captain Sullendine was dragged below." Page 238.] "About four bells in the forenoon watch I heard a tremendous racket in the cabin, and I went below.

Captain Sullendine was doing his best to break down the door of his stateroom, cursing hard enough to make the blood of a Christian run cold.


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