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The pirate city : an algerine tale (1874)

Ballantyne, R. M. (Robert Michael), 1825-1894, James Nisbet (Firm) pbl · London (21 Berners Street) : J. Nisbet · leaf 74

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Jew at length dis-covered the objects of his search,—Francisco, Lucien,and Mariano Eimini The two first were seated sideby side, eating their meagre meal. Mariano lp,vnear them, heavily laden with irons, and also en-deavouring to eat. Friends, said Bacri, approaching them. Villain! cried Mariano,… … PAGE 60 BACRI VISITS THE BAGNIO. THE PIRATE CITY. 61 It may be that he does you injustice/ saidLucien sternly, nevertheless we have all of usgood reason to believe that you are a friend of thepirate Hassan, and no friend of ours. Whether friend or foe, say thy say, man, andbe gone, cried the bluff…

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