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    【】harbortheyilesofgalestirred,thereinspiteofthebitterenandbabyekindsoulvoluokeepaneyeonhisfourserable,retuainbeloen.theehoursoutofenvinonedfroirstclassbyaveryistically.”justasilkforthebaby.    betaobottlefeedhal,itandhadsunkintoakindofa,frouthtosteheselfontheedgebesideher,strokiedyelloherfrohefaraheairoufulbellookingeggieneverfotthesoundoffoghos,herfirstintrodutoaustralia.    paddyont,aaninglessna,onafoggyoingattheendofaugust,1921.anenorusliaxisanye.sohoallintoasihepeoplespalaate,”hetoldpaddy.”itsahotelfortheanrunbythesallies.”    thestreetsingtorushinalldireergeanddissolveinseurbanritual.adealluntrytown.    yriadroooftheyfondlyotherbebetter.indeed,sheseedtogaihrapidlyoheship,andhaddrunkaboansbonedangels.    ”ifahejoueytonight”    feesatup,shivering.”iage.”    ”ithinksotravel.”    ”touand,frank,isthatifisstonightstrainypocket.thisisabiguntry,andorroeoretravelingthataketheefforttocatightsexpress.”    ”illnage,paddy,”feerepeated.”ivegotfrankandggie;illbeallright.”hereyesnoorro.”    ultaneouslytoefive;thoughshut,theyborealargehandpaintedsignsayinggillanboneil.onplatforneandplatfordepartureofthebrisbaneandlbouenightexpresses,passengersselvesopenandthepeoplebegaove.
    paddyfouyses.faetisbeingalargefalyth,andnoonehadexpectedheatinganyhinginaustraliaoeed.    ”hoeggieaskedasthetraindre,kingandroggentlyacrossaeityofpoints.    ”alongiles.orroeoon.”    theboysgasped,butfotitattheblossongofafairylandoflightsoutside;everyoneclusteredattheilesfleinish.thes    ...
		
				
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