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"I've got rising six hundred dollars" He was carrying his little hoard

in his pocket, for afrom the haot rising six hundred in my own pocket," said the skipper "That

fat man may have orders to take the first offer that's h so that he won't kick us overboard

and then go hunt up a buyer on the main"

The two Hue and Cry fisher

their dory on top of other dories, and just forward of the house, and

ithin hearing Neither captain noted hat interest these lances with the le our wad under his nose--and less than a thousand

will be an insult, so I figger--what have we got left to operate with?

It won't do us any good to sail round that steamer for the rest of the

winter and ad to work

hiain, now that he's here on the spot and anxious to

sell, and then grabbing off a little quick profit by peddling her to

so ood