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A Jolly Fellowship

CHAPTER XI
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They don't object to the black governor, and our queen wont interfere with them in any way that I can see.

She will have nothing to do with anybody but those native Africans, who keep to themselves, anyway." "If anybody should trouble us, who would it be?
Soldiers or the policemen?
How many soldiers have they here ?" asked Corny.
"There's only one company now in the barracks," said Rectus.

"I was down there.

There are two men-of-war in the harbor, but one of them's a Spanish vessel, and I'm pretty sure she wouldn't bother us." "Is that all ?" said Corny, in a tone of relief.
I didn't want to dash her spirits, but I remarked that there were a good many policemen in the town.
"And they're all colored men," said Corny.

"I'd hate to have any of them coming after us." "The governor of the colony is at the head of the army, police and all, isn't he ?" said Rectus.
"Yes," I answered.
"And I know where he lives," put in Corny.


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