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From: Floy Wolf
Subject: [Howto-kickstart] DC
Date: Fri, 22 Sep 2006 20:08:51 +0530

The skipper of the Wild Duck promised volubly, but Calvin putlittle faith in his protests. Imgoin in here to have a talk and I mustnt be disturbed. Youll have a worseone if we dont start now.
The back of the rusty cookstove wasbroken and was held in place by a brace of plank.
Taint summerround here, Im tellin everybody.
He was lying where he had fallen, his face white, and groaningbetween his set teeth.
One anchor chain was dragging over thestern, and that, above water, was white also.
The great gale had cleared the channel of craft, bothsteam and sail. He must get word to her, must tell hisstory to her before she heard the other. Cal, he cried, Wallie asked me to take him up to Orham alongwith me. Calvinwas out while he was there, and did not arrive until he haddeparted.
Hewas not in the least fearful of the outcome. The anchor was still holding and the sails, what was left of them,were down on deck. If you do I shallhear of it, and you may get into trouble. I aint goin to be killed to please a crazyman. He dreaded thedevelopments the day might bring. He spoke as one might to an inquisitivechild. He turned and climbed painfully to thesleeping quarters. He put the unfinished letter in the drawer of hischest, and there it stayed. Stand by for a line, roared Higgins, through his speakingtrumpet.
His authority had been defied andassumed by another.
Bartlett was there and Oaks was with him.
Oh, Isee, contemptuously, youre scared again.
Ill attend to everything whileyoure getting ready.
Then the stormgot him and he tried to put to sea.
Its a plaguy shame, Cal, he murmured feebly, when you need meso.
It dont make no difference whether Im scared or not.
He began another letter to Norma that very evening, but he did notfinish it. I thought at the veryfirst that I loved you the way a fellow should love the girl hemeans to marry.
Homer, though equally sympathetic, was too busy to groan.

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