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You will observe, Miss Brewster, that he carries a dirk in his belt, a--ahem--a most unusual thing for a ship's officer to do. They took the risk of running against one of the ship's officers and being hustled down the gangway with the toe of a boot to speed their going. It lasted for perhaps two seconds, to be followed by the screams and moans of the wounded, the cursing of the men and the hoarse commands of the ship's officers. |
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