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Round Tablesinformation for Round Table in Solid Mahogany With a Choice of Finishes follows |
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Who?" Joequeried, glancing in perplexity from the picture to 'Frisco Kid's face.But atthe first rattle of the halyards on the sheaves a warning "Hist!" came to them through the darkness, followed by a loudly whispered "Drop that!" Glancing in the direction from which these sounds proceeded, they made out a white face peering at them from over the rail of the other sloop. Every once in a while it would hold back till the tow-rope tautened, then come leaping ahead and sheering and dropping slack till it threatened to shove its nose under the huge whitecaps which roared so hungrily on every hand. He went down faster and faster, till at the bottom he was going three steps at a time. The rapping still persisted, and he cried: "Yes, I hear. The spirit of comradeship was strong in the lad, and deserting a companion in a pinch could not but be repulsive to him. |
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