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He would not have been justified, he felt, in leaving Tony at the mercy of his relentless foes. HE WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN JUSTIFIED HE FELT IN LEAVING TONY AT THE MERCY OF HIS RELENTLESS FOES
it, Tim." "Yer lie, yer ain't!" "It was all my fault, Tim," interposed Fred; "and I will pay for the damage done your boat." "I guess yer better." "How much will you take, and call it square?" "Dollar and a half," growled Tim, glancing at the fractured gunwale. Fred had not so much money with him, but the sum was immediately raised in the club. "Now, Tim, we will forgive and forget; what do you say?" asked Fred. "I don't want nothin' on yer; give me the money, and I don't care what yer do." Frank ordered the crew to pull up to the Thunderbolt, and Fred handed Tim the money. "I'll pay yer for this; see 'f I don't," said the unforgiving Bunker as the Zephyr backed away. CHAPTER XV CENTRE ISLAND Frank Sedley was very much disturbed by the events of the forenoon. His conscience assured him, however, that he had done nothing wrong. He had not tried to provoke a quarrel with the Bunkers, and the unpleasant occurrences of the past hour were wholly owing to their misfortune in getting aground.  CHAPTER FIFTEEN OF THE BOAT CLUB OR THE BUNKERS OF RIPPLETON BY OLIVER OPTIC THIS IS THE LIBER BOX RECORDING ALL LIVERPOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIVERPOX DOT ORGENTER ISLAND FRANK SEDLEY WAS VERY MUCH DISTURBED BY THE EVENTS OF THE FORENOON HIS CONSCIENCE ASSURED HIM HOWEVER THAT HE HAD DONE NOTHING WRONG HE HAD NOT TRIED TO PROVOKE A QUARREL WITH THE BUNKERS AND THE UNPLEASANT OCCURRENCES OF THE PAST HOUR WERE WHOLLY OWING TO THEIR MISFORTUNE IN GETTING A GROUND
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