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He felt that he had been overreached by Captain Ratlin, and also that he had good grounds of suspecting his successful rival of being either directly or indirectly engaged in the illegal trade of the coast, and, determined, if possible, to discover his secret, he again became a frequent visitor of Don Leonardo's house, where he was sure to meet him constantly. HE FELT THAT HE HAD BEEN OVERREACHED BY CAPTAIN RATLIN AND ALSO THAT HE HAD GOOD GROUNDS OF SUSPECTING HIS SUCCESSFUL RIVAL OF BEING EITHER DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY ENGAGED IN THE ILLEGAL TRADE OF THE COAST AND DETERMINED IF POSSIBLE TO DISCOVER HIS SECRET HE AGAIN BECAME A FREQUENT VISITOR OF DON LEONARDO'S HOUSE WHERE HE WAS SURE TO MEET HIM CONSTANTLY
w her hated white rival leaning upon his arm, so pale, so confiding, and he addressing her with such tender assurance, a fresh wound to her already rankled and goaded feelings was imparted, and once more she swore a fearful and quick revenge. Captain Bramble, too much chagrined to make his appearance, at least for a few days, did not soon land from his vessel, but mused alone in the solitude of his cabin upon the obduracy of Miss Huntington's heart, and the good luck which had saved his rival's life. CHAPTER XI. THE HUES OF LOVE. CAPTAIN BRAMBLE did not long remain contented on board his ship. This he could not do while he realized that Miss Huntington was so near upon the shore; for, so far as such a being could really love, he did love the lady; and yet his sentiment of regard was so mixed up with selfishness and bitterness of spirit, and pride at being refused, that the small germ of real affection which had found birth in his bosom was too much corroded with alloy to be identified.  CHAPTER ELEVEN OF THE SEA WITCH THIS IS A LIBERVOX RECORDING ALL LIVERVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBERVOX DOT ORG RECORDING BY TOD LENNON THE SEA WITCH BY MATARIN MURRAY BALLU CHAPTER ELEVEN THE HUES OF LOVE CAPTAIN BRAMBLE DID NOT LONG REMAIN CONTENTED ON BOARD HIS SHIP THIS HE COULD NOT DO WHILE HE REALIZED THAT MISS HUNTINGTON WAS SO NEAR UPON THE SHORE FOR SO FAR AS SUCH A BEING COULD REALLY LOVE HE DID LOVE THE LADY AND YET HIS SENTIMENT OF REGARD WAS SO MIXED UP WITH SELFISHNESS AND BITTERNESS OF SPIRIT AND PRIDE AT BEING REFUSED THAT THE SMALL GERM OF REAL AFFECTION WHICH HAD FOUND BIRTH IN HIS BOSOM WAS TOO MUCH CORRODED WITH ALLOY TO BE IDENTIFIED
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