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by lydney l'si-iunaii CHAPTER. VIII Continued

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tics. but made no comment. "Well. the New Zealand Gov'- ment's goin' to be pleased to know that you ain't gone under." the captain continued. ”Btlt Im just wonderln' it there wasn't others that got away. Y'see, nobody knows what happened to the Mau- 6 wall, so if you can give me a few ideas -e She hit something. I sipose E a reel or something?"

The ot.her raised his hand and. shaded his eyes with the palm. as though he found the light too strong for him.

"I - suppose

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The captain stared at him in some surprise.

"Well. maybe you wouldnt know what it was." he conceded. "I dessay it happened all of a rush -- an' maybe at night? But you'd know if any n' the other boats got away. wouldnit you?"

There was another short pause. and then the man shook his head alghtly, still keeping his eyes shad- ed with his hand.

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happen that was alone in thcl

boat? Or was torn others when

you started oill'?' ""”'TT”' TT Again lhrro HHS a pause. Rll(l:t'l5!3lil The due only gave me ten sud Mom" Bar. in her deep

then the man dmppecl his hand miiiuirs down here - an' I guess ru:n'bW"n"Hmb1YmlC"

wearily and looked at him Wll.lliIlial'S euouizii. seem' the shape H Grim Taddy Bear"

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haggard eyes. '3-oti'ro ill. But I'll be lookln' you "I don't knluy,” he repeated ”I up again iiefore long.”

-- I can't renir-iiibeix” He nodded reassurlngly and l The raptaiu stared at him turned away towards the door. As iblankly he reached the threshold, how-

) ”Canit renicnihni'?" he ropealeri.lryer. he turned again to deliver long nun! a filial enenuraitllin word.

”But it aiiiit all that lD'.Ve mPan 1') sat - " He T)l'Ul((' 'll guess the docs told you we're

loft. l'9lll0mllt"'illil the d0('l0l"5lallnll'i' to land you at Aralui.” he lwamihil. 'W9l-. If 3'01! 06111 --lsaid. "It'll be another four or five lyou can't!” e resumed after Eidays before we make it though. ;moment. is 5: to conceal his so all yoti've got to do is in take

xdlS'A.pp0llll.!l tilt ain't. It) be things easy air get your strength wondered at. Is'pose. seeln' vllialyback. You hiight to be ground you've boon tht-iiugii. Three weeks mam by then, my 11:, to Lakg the in an open biizii. ainit no yoke - job on."

specially ulicli the water runs. The man uas staring at him Iout. How you made it last til-Wllwith a queer. half-dazed look in

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”Goodyl" uried Totty Bear.

"You'll have to keep alone to my heels." continued Mother Bear. "If you go wandes-mg about you may get lost. and I haven't time to go looiuing Mr you."

The cubs promised that they would keep close to her heels, and for a time they did. Every time mother turned her head to look back the little black imps were li'ottinc.z along just behind her. At first she looked back every few steps. Adler a il'li.lIE! she didn't look so often, The little black imps noticed this. They began to lookl around more than they had been doing. When they didn't look tlioy didn't see things. As surely as they did look they saw the most fascinating tliings. This great. hl'? wonderfiil world was a marvelous place. filled with wonderful thln;:s.l

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