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It was, furthermore, quite possible that the mention of his erstwhile sobriquet had been utterly fortuitous. And yet, one might not forget that sensation of being under intent surveillance.... In his stateroom Lanyard stood for several minutes gravely peering into the mirror above the washstand.

The man came a-pawing along in the dark, and when Packard got to my stateroom, he says: "Here come in here." And in he come, and Bill after him. But before they got in I was up in the upper berth, cornered, and sorry I come. Then they stood there, with their hands on the ledge of the berth, and talked. I couldn't see them, but I could tell where they was by the whisky they'd been having.

"Pray forgive me," I said hastily, "pray forgive me, Madam. I was under the impression that this was stateroom B-34." "It is," she answered in a manner which but served to increase my perturbation. "What of it?" "Nothing," I said, "nothing except that there must be some mistake. I was given to understand that I was to occupy B-34, sharing it with a Major Jones, a military gentleman, I assume."

" Yes, it was," replied the messenger, who appeared excited, "an' these fellers can get home without you, for our manager says he'll pay their fare. He. telegraphed to New York, an' if the little feller's name is Edward Hawley, he's goin' to give 'em all they want to eat, an' buy a stateroom, an' they are to go like reg'lar swells."

"Oh, but what an experience!" lamented Miss Pennington, as she sank into a steamer chair after the rescue. "I wonder what sort of a stateroom we'll have here, Laura?" "They'll be lucky if they get even a berth," grumbled Paul. For the Bell carried a number of passengers, and the addition of those from the Tarsus rather crowded her.

So soundly did Jerry sleep, that when the rain, having robbed the atmosphere of its last breath of wind, ceased and left the stateroom a steaming, suffocating furnace, he did not know when Skipper, panting for air, his loin cloth and undershirt soaked with sweat, arose, tucked blanket and pillow under his arm, and went on deck.

Damon, coming into Tom's stateroom. "Bless my gunpowder keg! what does it mean?" Thereupon Tom told of having purchased the gift for Mary, and of having, at the last minute, told Eradicate to put it in a box and deliver it at the Nestor home. "Which he evidently did," Tom went on, "but when it got there Mary's present was in a box labeled 'Dynamite. Handle with care. I never sent that." Mr.

One donkey engine after another ceased to puff, and the littered decks were cleared. "Let's watch the late-comers get aboard," suggested Ned to Tom, when they had arranged things in their stateroom. The two boys and Mr. Damon had a large one to themselves and Eradicate had been assigned a small one not far from them.

He moved away from her, but continued to watch her covertly, smiling now and then to himself as he thought of the developments reserved for her. When the sun began to decline Mona arose to return to her stateroom, but she was still so weak she could not walk steadily. The young man sprang at once to her side. "Let me help you," he cried, offering his arm to her.

It's like old times to be going off into the jungle or wilderness camping," said Mr. Damon. "Did you see anything of the Fogers?" asked Ned of his chum. "Not a thing. Guess they're in their stateroom, and they can stay there for all of me. I'm going to get busy." Tom and his friends went to a hotel, for they knew it would take several days to get their expedition in shape.