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Cutlass and Cudgel

CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT
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I aren't smuggled." They both sat down for a few minutes, while Ram untied the rope from his waist and from round the big block of stone, before beginning to coil it up.
"I say," he said, as he formed ring after ring of rope, "that rock isn't very safe.

If I'd slipped, and the rope hadn't snapped, that big stone would have come down atop of me, and what a mess you'd have been in, if father had said you pitched me off!" "Let's get back," said the midshipman, who felt sick at heart; and he moved toward the place where he had been down and up three times.
"Wait a moment," said Ram, securing the end of the rope, and throwing the coil over his shoulder.

"That's right.

I'll go first.

Know the way ?" "Because you don't trust me," said Archy angrily.
"That's it," said Ram.


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