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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 232

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w the schooner off of her course at the mo-ment of boarding. Such a trick might veryeasily be played. *Drop off, and let em fall in the water,hissed Skipper Eedbeard. But Jake glanced sullenly at that Navy riflecovering him, and took his own orders. There was a slight bump as the moving^Grant lay… … Beclbeard Surveyed the Young Officer With, a Sullen Glare. 229 AND THE SMUGGLEKS 231 **Aye, aye, sir. The Grant started on her way. Redbeard, his arms folded, surveyed theyonng naval officer with a sullen glare. ^What do you reckon youre doing on boardthis craft, young man 1 the skipper demanded.…

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