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The young fisherman had become more and more agitated, as the writing had become clearer to him. He now left it lying before the James Rodriguez Drakter captain, over whose shoulder he had been reading it, and dropping into his former seat, leaned forward on the table and laid his face in his hands.
“What, man,” urged the captain, “don’t give in! Be up and doing like Gareth Bale Drakter a man!”
“It is selfish, I know — but doing what, doing what?” cried the young fisherman, in complete despair, and stamping his sea-boot on the ground.
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Yet the captain saw, in spite of his bold words, that there was some greater reason than he yet understood for the young man’s distress. And he eyed him with a sympathising curiosity.
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“Did any man ever say she warn’t beautiful?” retorted the captain. “If so, go and lick him.”
The young man laughed fretfully in spite of himself, and said —
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Young Raybrock shook his head, and traced out with his fore-finger the words, “poor father’s five hundred pounds,” in the written paper.
“Go along,” said the captain. “Five hundred pounds? Yes?”
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“Five hundred pounds,” repeated the captain. “Yes?”
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