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Left on Labrador

CHAPTER VII
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The framework was composed of both bone and wood tied and lashed together.

This was the women's boat, and was rowed by them.

The only man in it was a hideous, wrinkled old savage, who sat in the stern to steer.
"Two, four, six, eight, ten, twelve, and an odd one," counted Raed.
"Invite 'em up, captain." Capt.

Mazard got up on the bulwarks with a line in his hand, and, holding it down over the stairs, began to bow and make signs to them to come up.

Perhaps they had not intended to actually come on board; or perhaps, like their fairer sisters in other lands, they wanted to be coaxed a little.


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