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The Sun Of Quebec

CHAPTER I
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I may remain quite a while.

Still, I shall decide wholly according to my taste." "But there is a certain element of danger." "Oh, the war! I don't think the French even if they come to Albany will have a chance to take me." "I didn't have the war in mind.

There are other risks of which I think that I, Peter Smith, who sailed with you once before ought to warn you." "It's good of you, Peter, to think so much of my safety, but I don't believe I've any cause for fear.

I've always been able to take care of myself." The last words were said with a little snap, and Robert knew they were meant as a defiance, but he appeared not to notice.
"Ah, well you've shown that you know how to look out for number one," he said.

"I'm only Peter Smith, a humble seaman, but I've the same faculty.
I bid you good-day." "Good-day, Peter.


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