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| 52 | 278 | "View more quotes about hurry">Hurry!" called the captain, from several paces behind. |
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| 52 | 275 | "Ah," said the officer. |
| 52 | 276 | "Proceed". |
| 52 | 277 | "My thanks, Captain," said my captor, and he hurried west, toward the small boats drawn up, tethered, some one hundred paces or so to the west. |
| 52 | 278 | "Hurry!" called the captain, from several paces behind. |
| 52 | 279 | "We are expecting any Ehn now the signal that the second whistle has sounded; then we must leave". |
| 52 | 280 | I supposed a keen ear could hear the whistle from across the width of the Alexandra, but those on this side of the river were apparently reading a flag signal, or such, informing them of the state of departure. |
| 52 | 281 | "There should be only one boat here," said my captor, as we uneasily, "my boat," approached two, small, two-oared boats. |