Frank Merriwell's Nobility; Or, The Tragedy of the Ocean Tramp

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hit me with somethin

mean, Merry?"

er expressive slang, something in which he se

pulling steadily at his pipe, qu

of Mr. Peddington

only thing of which I am sure is that he has a corker for a na

here for, anyhow

out Raymond Blo

lk-I mean take any stock in that. What diffe

thing he did n

ing to throw out some hooks to drag us into that game of poker. If he had, I should have k

and held it wide fo

nk of him, Brown

d," yawned the big fellow. "He seemed

had two rather queer visi

terest in them both aft

persons, I believe he he

not superstitiou

cat wor

ing my thumbs,

r pin in my sca

groaned Rattleton, who had settled at full length in his berth. "If thi

nk. "I shouldn't think he'd be able to make up his mind how to

t he'd be easy fru

er you see him play. Anyhow, these two visits were something to break the monotony of the voya

food for conversation, but the b

nt to Tutor Maybe's room, where he spent

ppearing in the stateroom, "

on gave

claimed. "It makes me sick to think ab

out together. They were nearly through eating when the V

t the head of that table,

you been?"

things," said Jack

sked Bruce, pausing to stare at the

is voice sounding rathe

perhaps you hadn't better look at the chandeliers while

at least, not seas

if it was the first stage of seasickness. Sometimes tha

ed on this voyage, and everybody I saw told me something to do to keep fr

friends to follow him. The three went on de

d sea. The waves were running heavily, and n

cold, and I'd rather go into our stateroom and take a loaf after eating so heartily. By Jove! i

id Jack; "and I didn't care about talking in

y the manner of the Virginian that Jack fanci

nvestigating

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learn wha

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