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23377	Ballantyne, R. M. (Robert Michael)	The Lively Poll: A Tale of the North Sea			.txt	text/plain	33737	2063	86	"Looks like as if we'd got hold of a lump o' wreck," gasped Bob Lumsden, looking after old granny, for Mrs Martin's time is taken up wi' nursing "But _you_ ain't Fred Martin," said Bryce, with a look of supreme rather--as poor Fred Martin said at the time--by God's mercy, I was "You see, my boy," said Mrs Martin to Fred, as they sat round the Dozens of boats were by that time bobbing like corks on the heaving sea, "I think Dick Martin was in the boat," said the mate of the _Cormorant_, "Good-bye, mate," said Skipper Fox, holding out his hand. "You've got your sea legs at last, sir," said Fred Martin, as Binning "It will do you good, sir, both body and soul," said Skipper Martin to "I know that, skipper," said Fred, coming down at the moment. "From the North Sea," said Pat, looking up at his questioner with an	./cache/23377.txt	./txt/23377.txt