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The Stowaway Girl

CHAPTER VII
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Even the hardened sailors soon found that if the atmosphere of the cavern were to remain endurable they might not smoke.

So pipes were extinguished, and they tried to better their condition.

Water-soaked coats and boots placed in the sun were dry in a few minutes.

Iris was persuaded to allow her dress to be treated in this manner.

She was still wearing the heavy ulster of the early morning--when the aftermath of the gale was chill and searching--and the possession of this outer wrap made easy the temporary discarding of a skirt and blouse.
Unhappily, she answered in French some simple query of the dapper officer's.


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