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XII THE ESCAPE AND THE END IF there was anxiety on board of the _Gehenna_ as to the condition and whereabouts of the House boat, there was by no means less uneasiness upon that vessel itself. TWELVE THE ESCAPE AND THE END IF THERE WAS ANXIETY ON BOARD OF THE GEHENNA AS TO THE CONDITION AND WHEREABOUTS OF THE HOUSEBOAT THERE WAS BY NO MEANS LESS UNEASINESS UPON THAT VESSEL ITSELF
waited a month and landed on the seaboard.” “You might have turned her into a summer hotel,” suggested Munchausen. “Well, we must up anchor and away,” said Holmes. “Our pursuit has merely begun, apparently. We must overtake this vessel, and the question to be answered is—where?” “That’s easy,” said Artemus Ward. “From what Shem says, I think we’d better look for her in the Himalayas.” “And, meanwhile, what shall be done with Kidd?” asked Holmes. “He ought to be expelled from the club,” said Johnson. “We can’t expel him, because he’s not a member,” replied Raleigh. “Then elect him,” suggested Ward. “What on earth for?” growled Johnson. “So that we can expel him,” said Ward. And while Boswell’s hero was trying to get the value of this notion through his head, the others repaired to the deck, and the _Gehenna_ was soon under way once more. Meanwhile Captain Kidd and his fellows were put in irons and stowed away in the forecastle, alongside of the water-cask in which Shylock lay in hiding.  CHAPTER TWELVE OF THE PURSUIT OF THE HOUSEBOAT BY JOHN KENDRICK BANGS THIS LIVERBOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN CHAPTER
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