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Portrait of H. A. Lamb H. A. Lamb Call of the Caribbean — Chapter VII (1919)

Stuart asked me.
“It looks to me,” I said slowly, “as if Mary’s guardians were the tribes of the interior, who may or may not be dwarfs. Now we’ll hear what Johnny Gorai has to say about it.”
The rifle was called into play, and our pilot made a full confession. It seemed that the girl had been seen occasionally by men of the coast tribes. The young bucks had hunted for her a bit at first, until two or three had been found with arrows sticking from their throats. After that Mary had been let alone. She was watched jealously by the “small fellow boys” who held her in high esteem.
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