F. S. Brereton

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eagerly. "Then I may as well tell you that there is a vacancy for a greaser aboard the Mohican. Will you take that? There! A passage, your grub, and a pound at the end of the trip." "You can put my name down for it," said Hal. "I'll go on the Mohican; and I thank you for your kindness."

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