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Cutlass and Cudgel

CHAPTER FORTY
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She hates the smuggling, and used to beg father not, but he would do it.

And I say, are you going up to the Hoze ?" "Yes; we shall search the farm and the Hoze too." "Won't find nothing at the farm.

Father never had nothing there, not even a keg.

And you won't find nothing at the Hoze." "Not in the cellar ?" "No," said Ram frankly.
"How long has that Sir Risdon Graeme been a smuggler ?" "Him?
Never was one, poor old chap, only father good as made him lend us his cellar, because it was nice and handy, and nobody would think of going and searching there.

Ha, ha, ha!" laughed Ram, showing his white teeth; "you people went up there one day and touched your hats to Sir Risdon, and were afraid to go close up to the house, when all the time the cellar was choke full." "I remember," said the midshipman; "and I found it out.


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