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The Stowaway Girl

CHAPTER VII
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We are glib concerning the laws of nature, and seem to regard them much as the printed regulations stuck on hackney carriages, whatsoever they may be.

Yet, how cruelly just they are! I suppose that the finding of the ship's booty by that huge creature has given a new span of life to some weaker fish." Hozier did not know whether or not she had realized the shark's real quest.

Her next words enlightened him.
"If we follow the others, will the soldiers throw our dead bodies into the sea ?" she asked.
"I want you to believe that you will be absolutely safe if we escape being discovered during the crossing of the narrow strip of water that separates this rock from the island," he hastened to say.

"That is your only risk, and it is a light one.

Senhor De Sylva is sure that the troops will not keep the keenest lookout to-night.


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