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Captains Courageous

CHAPTER IX
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I'm afraid I called him a thief because I couldn't find the bills in my pocket." "A sailor found them by the flagstaff that--that night," sobbed Mrs.
Cheyne.
"That explains it, then.

I don't blame Troop any.

I just said I wouldn't work--on a Banker, too--and of course he hit me on the nose, and oh! I bled like a stuck hog." "My poor darling! They must have abused you horribly." "Dunno quite.

Well, after that, I saw a light." Cheyne slapped his leg and chuckled.

This was going to be a boy after his own hungry heart.


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