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Yazar: Henryk Sienkiewicz
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Nellie was saying to herself: "The letter must have been very
personal or he would have told me about it. He never acted like
this before. There is something between them."
Suddenly astern of them sounded the flap of sails, rattle of
blocks, and shouted orders. They turned in time to see a schooner
come up into the wind all standing.
She was clothed in canvas from head to foot, with a balloon-jib
and staysail added, and made her position less than a hundred
yards away.
Schofield gazed at the schooner curiously. Then he leaned
forward, his eyes alight. There were certain points about her
that were familiar. With a fisherman's skill he had catalogued
her every point. He looked at the trail-board along her bows, and
where the name should have been there was a blank, painted-out
space.
It was the mystery schooner!
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