In a Steamer Chair and Other Stories by Robert Barr
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would you take the opportunity of learning?"
"I would prefer to hear from yourself anything I desired to learn." "Now, that is very nicely said, Mr. Morris, and you make me feel almost sorry, for having spoken to you as I did. Still, if you really want to find out something about me, I shall tell you some one whom you can ask, and who will doubtless answer you." "Who is that? The captain?" "No. It is the same person to whom I should go if I wished to have information of you--the blonde young lady." "Do you mean to say you know her?" asked the astonished young man. "I said nothing of the sort." "Well, _do_ you know her?" "No, I do not." "Do you know her name?" "No, I do not even know her name." "Have you ever met her before you came on board this ship?" "Yes, I have." |
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