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Such affability and charm did he display that 'Frisco Kid, popping his head up through the scuttle to call them to supper, nearly choked in his effort to suppress a grin. Frisco Kid was describing to him, between mouthfuls, the last sou'easter the _Dazzler_ had weathered, and Joe experienced an increasing awe for this boy who had lived so long upon the water and knew so much about it. Let us--what you call--forgive and forget, eh? Vaire good; forgive and forget." He reached out his hand, but Joe refused to take it. Everybody kept silent, save for occasional whispered questions and answers which passed between Bill and the captain. I 've--I 've--" "Yes, yes," his father encouraged. Joe saw he had touched a tender spot, and strove to ease the way out of it again. |
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