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In Africa

CHAPTER II
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Mr.W.is a man with a strong, intelligent German face, something like that of Prince Henry, and in the statue appears with bare neck and shoulders.

The addition of a rakish slouch hat produced a startling effect, greatly detracting from the strictly artistic, but adding much to the interest of the bust.

It looked very much as though he had been ashore at Aden and had come back on board feeling the way a man does when he wants his hat on the side of his head.

Still, what can a shipowner expect who puts a nude bust of himself in his own ship?
[Drawing: _Having Fun with Mr.Woermann_] [Drawing: _An African Hair-Cut_] The ship's barber was the Associated Press of the ship's company, and his shop was the Park Row of the vessel.

He had plenty of things to talk about and more than enough words to express them.


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