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| The memories of innocent people may suffer, hereafter, for want of a record of the facts to which those who come after us can appeal. Under this row of faint grease prints he would write a record on the strip of white paper--thus: Such a one, a big steamship, too, whose working life had been a record of faithful keeping time from land to land, in disregard of wind and sea, once lost her propeller down south, on her passage out to New Zealand. |
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