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Portrait of Ralph D. Paine Ralph D. Paine The King and Captain O'Shea — Chapter 3 (1913)

We will write our names on a card."
"Baron Strothers receives such callers as are personally unknown to his majesty," the clerk explained.
"We don't wish to see the young man," said O'Shea.
"My orders are to send all cards and messages to him."
The two visitors drew apart from the desk, and put their heads together.
"The minister of finance will not let us get within a cable's length of his boss if he thinks we are seafaring men," whispered O'Shea.
"The swindler may have took notice of us in the Jolly Mermaid," growled Johnny Kent.
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