Quaint Courtships by Unknown
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and went back to climb into their respective buggies.
"We have shore leave," the Captain explained; "we won't go back to Old Chester for a few days. You may tell 'em, Lavendar." "Oh, may I?" said Dr. Lavendar, blankly. "Well, good-by, and good luck!" He watched the other buggy tug on ahead, and then he leaned down to catch Danny by the scruff of the neck. "Well, Daniel," he said, "'_if at first you don't succeed_'--" And Danny was pulled into the buggy. A ROMANCE OF WHOOPING HARBOR BY NORMAN DUNCAN The trader _Good Samaritan_--they called her the _Cheap and Nasty_ on the Shore; God knows why! for she was dealing fairly for the fish, if something smartly--was wind-bound at Heart's Ease Cove, riding safe in the lee of the Giant's Hand: champing her anchor chain; nodding to the swell, which swept through the tickle and spent itself in the landlocked water, collapsing to quiet. It was late of a dirty night, but the schooner lay in shelter from the roaring wind; and the forecastle lamp was alight, the bogie snoring, the crew sprawling at case, purring in |
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