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ABOUT a fortnight subsequent to the period of the last chapter, Mrs. Huntington and her daughter, with a single attendant found themselves embarked on board the Bengal, a large, well found Indiaman, bound for Liverpool. The ship belonged to the East India Company, was a good carrier, but calculated more for freight than speed. She was a new ship and strong as iron and wood could be put together, and the widow and her child found their quarters on board of an exceedingly comfortable nature. ABOUT A FORTNIGHT SUBSEQUENT TO THE PERIOD OF THE LAST CHAPTER MISSUS HUNTINGTON AND HER DAUGHTER WITH A SINGLE ATTENDANT FOUND THEMSELVES EMBARKED ON BOARD THE BENGAL A LARGE WELL FOUND INDIAMAN BOUND FOR LIVERPOOL THE SHIP BELONGED TO THE EAST INDIA COMPANY WAS A GOOD CARRIER BUT CALCULATED MORE FOR FREIGHT THAN SPEED SHE WAS A NEW SHIP AND STRONG AS IRON AND WOOD COULD BE PUT TOGETHER AND THE WIDOW AND HER CHILD FOUND THEIR QUARTERS ON BOARD OF AN EXCEEDINGLY COMFORTABLE NATURE
s business relative to your father's estate, and the next homeward-bound ship may bear us in it." "I shall feel sad to leave our peaceful home here, mother, for, save my dear father's death, has been very pleasant, very happy to be here." "There are many dear associations that must ever hang about its memory, my dear; but after all, we shall be returning to our native land, and that is a sweet thought. It is some twelve years since we lost sight of English soil." "I remember it most vividly," said the child, recalling the past; "ay, as though it were but yesterday!" That night, as she lay sleeping in her daintily-furnished apartment, into which the soft night-air was admitted through sweet geranium and mignonette, which bloomed and shed their perfume with rare sweetness, she dreamed of her native land, of him who had that day left her so disappointed, of her childhood, and all its happy memories, and of much that we will not refer to lest we anticipate our story. CHAPTER VI. THE WRECK.  CHAPTER SIX OF THE SEA WITCH THIS IS A LIVERPOX RECORDING ALL LIVERPOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIVERBOX STOT ORG RECORDING BY JERRY DIXON THE SEA WITCH BY MURRAY MATCHARINE BALLU CHAPTER SIX THE WRECK
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