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The Mutiny of the Elsinore

CHAPTER VII
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Even as he spoke and smiled I felt that from inside his skull he was watching me, studying me.

And somehow, in a flash of intuition, I knew not why, I was reminded of the three strange young men, routed last from the forecastle, to whom Mr.Pike had read the law.

They, too, had given me a similar impression.
Behind Mr.Mellaire slouched a self-conscious, embarrassed individual, with the face of a stupid boy and the body of a giant.

His feet were even larger than Mr.Pike's, but the hands--I shot a quick glance to see--were not so large as Mr.Pike's.
As they passed I looked inquiry to Wada.
"He carpenter.

He sat second table.


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