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The Two Admirals

CHAPTER VII
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As he proceeded, the colour mounted to his temples, and once he dropped his hand, to cast a look of wonder and indignation towards his companion.

That the reader may see how much occasion there was for both these feelings, we shall give the communication entire.

It was couched in the following words: "DEAR ADMIRAL BLUEWATER: "Our ancient friendship, and I am proud to add, affinity of blood, unite in inducing me to write a line, at this interesting moment.
Of the result of this rash experiment of the Pretender's son, no prudent man can entertain a doubt.

Still, the boy may give us some trouble, before he is disposed of altogether.

We look to all our friends, therefore, for their most efficient exertions, and most prudent co-operation.


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