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The land of enchantment (1907)

Rackham, Arthur, 1867-1939 · London : Cassell · leaf 110

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angings too good for the likes of you. Howsomever/ sayshe, a-turning to the crew, to the yard-arm with him, my hearties ! So-we strung up the pirate chief, and there he dangled as a warningto all evil-doers. Now, Ben/ says the captain, drawing me aside confidential-like, and what shall we do with… … We landed the pirates. beans and spices. Now, says I, put em ashore on SalamanderIsland, give em the beans, and let em shift for themselves. Benja-min, says the skipper, I admire your figurehead, so tip us your flipper,and as you say so shall it be ! Whereupon, Master Charles, we shaped our course…

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