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21751	Ballantyne, R. M. (Robert Michael)	The Middy and the Moors: An Algerine Story			.txt	text/plain	60734	4054	88	"Massa," said the negro, without looking at Foster or changing a muscle A Moor, he observed, had taken his friend Peter the Great's place at the "Look there, Peter," said Foster, pointing to the recumbent figure, The poor middy glanced round to see if his only friend, Peter the Great, "I know it won't, Peter," replied the almost heart-broken middy, with a "Spade-work!" shouted Peter, laying his huge black hand on Foster's "Geo'ge," said Peter solemnly, "you tell me you hab took 'vantage ob "Now you come yar wid me into dis room," said Dinah, taking Hester's Then she looked suddenly at Peter the Great, and said-Hester Sommers in the little boudoir, Ben-Ahmed sent for George Foster "Geo'ge, come wid me," said Peter the Great one afternoon, with face so "That is true," said Ben-Ahmed, with the look of a man into whose mind a said that a man wanted to see Peter the Great.	./cache/21751.txt	./txt/21751.txt