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mdp.39015063553344	Hough, Emerson	The ship of souls by Emerson Hough 	1925		.txt	text/plain	52557	5839	98	Having done so much of his morning's work, Langley Barnes approached the closely fitted door of the log With a grunt, the old man flung open the door, admitted Langley Barnes, pushed a bottle to him across "Aye, it calls!" said old Angus Garth. "Tea, please, Christine," said Angus Garth. "Aye!" said the old man, "body and soul she is. "I do not yet know," said Langley Barnes. the only white man she had ever seen thus close, except her father, for when the boat came, the factor's "God, girl!" said Langley Barnes, laughing amusedly, "where did you learn that?" room, ran the white woman's apartment, built originally for the unhappy mate of the savage man who "Marie!" called old Angus Garth, with little greeting to Langley Barnes when at last he entered. Angus Garth," said Langley Barnes. "To take care of you, Christine Garth!" said Langley Barnes, slowly after a time.	./cache/mdp.39015063553344.pdf	./txt/mdp.39015063553344.txt