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The Voyage of the Arrow

CHAPTER XI 

Word Count: 2044    |    Released on: 17/11/2017

about served my time on deep water and had come on the beach for good. You see, I married old man White's daughter-

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The Voyage of the Arrow
The Voyage of the Arrow
“In setting down this tale, I will say at the beginning that I am only a sailorman, and rough. Therefore, if I offend, I crave pardon, for my knowledge is only that of the sea, and my manners are ocean-bred. If any one is too delicately constituted to listen to a man like myself, and prefers a tale of gentleness and delicate desire, he had best pass over this narrative of part of my life, which has already received so much publicity. I know many people hold off from me.”
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