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The Stowaway Girl

CHAPTER II
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"This kind of thing is more in your line than mine, young feller.

Just lay 'er out in the saloon, an' ax Watts to 'elp.

His missus goes orf regular w'en they bring 'im 'ome paralytic." Philip took the girl into his arms.

To carry her safely down the steep stairway he was compelled to place her head on his left shoulder and clasp her tightly round the waist with his left arm.

Some loosened strands of her hair touched his face; he could feel the laboring of her breast, the wild beating of her heart, and he was exceeding wroth with that unknown man or woman who had driven this insensible girl to such straits that she was ready to dare the discomforts and deprivations of a voyage as a stowaway, rather than be persecuted further.
Iris was laid on a couch in the messroom, and the steward summoned Mr.
Watts.


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