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Here he found Maud patiently awaiting his coming, and ready to lead him to the hiding place of the "Sea Witch" and her crew. The men were all well armed, and instructed how to act in any possible emergency that was to be met with in the business which brought them on shore. HERE HE FOUND MAUD PATIENTLY AWAITING HIS COMING AND READY TO LEAD HIM TO THE HIDING PLACE OF THE SEA WITCH AND HER CREW THE MEN WERE ALL WELL ARMED AND INSTRUCTED HOW TO ACT IN ANY POSSIBLE EMERGENCY THAT WAS TO BE MET WITH IN THE BUSINESS WHICH BROUGHT THEM ON SHORE
peration formed until he availed himself of Maud's proposal. "Why, bless me, my child, you look as though you had been crying," said the mother, now, catching a glance at her daughter's face. "Do I, mother?" she answered, vacantly. This was just after she had returned from the meeting with Captain Ratlin as already described, and whether, she had been crying or not, the reader will probably know what feelings moved her heart. CHAPTER XII. THE CONFLICT. CAPTAIN BRAMBLE knew very well that he had desperate men to deal with in the taking of a slaver on the coast, but he had gathered his evidence and witnesses in such a strong array that he felt warranted in going to any length in securing possession of a clipper craft which had been so fully described to him. He was not wanting in personal courage, and therefore, with a well-selected body of sailors and marines, and one or two officers, he quietly pulled away from the ship's side, under cover of the night, and landed at the proposed spot.  CHAPTER TWELVE OF THE SEA WITCH THIS IS A LIBERVOX ACCORDING ALL LIVERVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION NOR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBERVOX DOT ORG RECORDING BY TOD LENNON THE SEA WITCH BY MARTIN MURRAY BALLOO CHAPTER TWELVE THE CONFLICT CAPTAIN BRAMBLE KNEW VERY WELL THAT HE HAD DESPERATE MEN TO DEAL WITH IN THE TAKING OF A SLAVER ON THE COAST BUT HE HAD GATHERED HIS EVIDENCE AND WITNESSES IN SUCH A STRONG ARRAY THAT HE FELT WARRANTED IN GOING TO ANY LENGTH IN SECURING POSSESSION OF A CLIPPER CRAFT WHICH HAD BEEN SO FULLY DESCRIBED TO HIM HE WAS NOT WANTING IN PERSONAL COURAGE AND THEREFORE WITH A WELL SELECTED BODY OF SAILORS AND MARINES AND ONE OR TWO OFFICERS HE QUIETLY PULLED AWAY FROM THE SHIP'S SIDE UNDER COVER OF THE NIGHT AND LANDED AT THE PROPOSED SPOT
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