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much as his words; the subject had clearly gone home to himself. She felt both so much that she did not like to interrupt the silence, nor .
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or we had had nothing to eat since the morning. A more palatable-looking dish was placed before the captain and Mr Gale. This care of us sh .
and mate commenced their old system of tyranny. Everybody was ill-treated, and this time I was the chief victim. Kicked and struck on the .
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