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The Stowaway Girl

CHAPTER VI
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They were both brave men.

They had not scrupled to risk their lives in an enterprise where success beckoned even doubtingly.

But they were lacking when all that remained to be settled was how best to die; in such an hour the men of an English speaking race will ever choose a fighting death.
This time, it was a woman who decided.
Iris rose to her feet.

She brushed back the strands of damp hair from her face, and with deft hands made a rough-and-ready coil of her abundant tresses.
"Are you planning to send me with two others adrift in a boat, while seventeen men are left here ?" she asked.
The Brazilian ceased speaking.

There was another uneasy pause.


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