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id: 23821
title: Yorke The Adventurer
author: Becke, Louis
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  "Guess he''s a lunatic," said Captain Guest, turning to me with a laugh. like a drink of water, Yorke became the soul of hospitality, and told "Captain Yorke," I said, "I can cut it out, I am sure. "Guess he thinks a lot about those poor men of his," said Guest to me "Captain Yorke," said Guest, with a laugh, "you should not have told us "Don''t believe that, Captain Yorke," I said, "but at the same time I "I got away on the same morning, and made a fine run right across St. George''s Channel, and along the New Britain coast till I made Cape "It''s a mighty smart dodge, Captain Yorke," said Guest, as we rose and "Well then, Captain Yorke," I said, "as Guest here leaves me to do all was strained, I picked myself up, handed the rifles to Yorke, and said I


id: 3818
title: By Reef and Palm
author: Becke, Louis
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  wife, is away at the other White Man''s house no woman cometh inside the "Ay," said Robertson, the trading skipper, "and a good man with his "Aye," said the girl with the White Man''s blood, "my right hand is for But the white man smiled, and said his boat was too head of the good and clever white man, as she rubbed his and the girl''s "Let''s have a look at her," said the skipper, a man of kind impulses, "Nay, mother," said the White Man, "not brother and sister, but only "Tell me," said the White Man. "''Then shalt thou live alone in thy shame,'' said the old man; and he our white man, till he returned and said the woman was dead. "The white girl put her hands to her face and wept, and said: ''Bring me son to the white man that came here to look upon the Silent Faces; and


