Stories by American Authors, Volume 6 by Various
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the frame of a boat which was set up on the floor.
He looked up and colored slightly. The doctor took out a cigarette, lit it, sat down on the bench, and smoked, clasping one knee in his hands and eying the boat. "Centre-board?" he asked, at length. "Yes," said Eph. "Cat-rig?" "Yes." "Going fishing?" "Yes." "Alone?" "Yes." "I was brought up to sail a boat," said the doctor, "and I often go fishing in summer, when I get a chance. I shall want to try your boat some time." No reply. "The timbers are not seasoned, are they? They look like pitch-pine, just out of the woods. Won't they warp?" |
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