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The Grand Babylon Hotel

CHAPTER Fifteen END OF THE YACHT ADVENTURE
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By the way, I wonder how it is that no one has interfered with us.

Perhaps they are discreetly afraid of my revolver--of your revolver, I mean.' Both he and Nella glanced up at the imperturbable steersman, who kept the yacht's head straight out to sea.

By this time they were about a couple of miles from the Belgian shore.
Addressing him in French, the Prince ordered the sailor to put the yacht about, and make again for Ostend Harbour, but the fellow took no notice whatever of the summons.

The Prince raised the revolver, with the idea of frightening the steersman, and then the man began to talk rapidly in a mixture of French and Flemish.

He said that he had received Jules' strict orders not to interfere in any way, no matter what might happen on the deck of the yacht.


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