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Yazar: Henryk Sienkiewicz
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"I hope it isn't bad news, Elsa," she faltered.
"Well, it is, ma, it is, b-but only in a business way. A little
trip will straighten it up, I think." And she was courteous but
indefatigable in hastening the departure of her guest.
CHAPTER XXI
A PRISONER
When Code Schofield came to himself his first sensation was one
of oppression, such as is felt after sleeping in an unventilated
room. It seemed difficult for him to breathe, but his body was
quite free and uninjured, as he found by moving himself carefully
in all directions before he even opened his eyes.
Presently the air became familiar. It was a perfect mixture of
flavors; oilskins, stale tobacco-smoke, brine, burned grease,
tar, and, as a background, fish. His ears almost immediately
detected water noises running close by, and he could feel the
pull of stout oak timber that formed the inner wall of where he
lay.
"Fo'c'stle of a fishing schooner!" he announced, and then opened
his eyes to prove that he was correct.
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