[Mary-’Gusta by Joseph C. Lincoln]@TWC D-Link bookMary-’Gusta CHAPTER II 21/37
"Be still, Shadrach," repeated Zoeth.
The hand fell.
Captain Gould sighed. "All right, Zoeth," he said.
"I'll keep my batch closed long's I can. Heave ahead, Judge." The letter was a long one, covering several sheets of foolscap.
It began: To Shadrach, Gould and Zoeth Hamilton, my old partners and friends. DEAR SHAD AND ZOETH: I am writing this to you because I have known you pretty much all my life and you are the only real friends I have got in this world. "I was his friend, or I tried to be," commented Baxter, interrupting his reading; "but he considered you two, and always spoke of you, as his oldest and nearest friends.
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