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Mother Carey’s Chicken

CHAPTER SIXTEEN
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The scoundrels could stand up there and shoot us down or spear us as they pleased." "Right!" said Captain Strong shortly.

"And while you do that we'll strengthen the barricade across the door." "Serve that the same," said the first-mate.

"A couple of doors can be screwed across silently.

Then up against them you can plant your chests and cases and the place will be as firm again." "Ah, Gregory, you were meant for a soldier!" said the major sadly.

"My word, sir, what a sapper you would have made!" "And what should I have done for a first-mate ?" said the captain pleasantly.
"Well, we won't stop passing compliments," said the major.


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