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The submarine boys and the smugglers : or, Breaking up the New Jersey customs frauds (1912)

Durham, Victor G, Saalfield Pub. Co. publisher · Akron, Ohio : Saalfield Pub. Co. · leaf 144

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hat the lightgig could hold with safety. ^ ^ There she goes! cried a voice. A babel in-stantly arose. By this time the hindmost endof the chain of rafts was some &ve hundred feetfrom the wreck. With a great sob Captain Drew turned for alast look at his ship. Jack Benson watched him,hawk like.… … **Come, Now, CaptainI* Jack Insisted Sliarpij. 141 AND THE SMUGGLEES 143 ^^Its tough, sir/ Jack murnnired, sympa-thetically in his ear. ^^Bnt yonr record is clear,sir. Yon havent left a sonl aboard! ^* Except the three who were shot for rnshingthe boats, quavered the Englishman. ^^I dont believe…

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