Mulgate

"What in the world are you talking about, Mulgate?" suddenly demanded his companion on his side of the fence.

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"Without a doubt we have, Captain Passford," replied the major, who no longer belonged to the Mulgate family.

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"I have stated the case as I understand it, and I have nothing more to say, Mulgate," said he.

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"If you think it is necessary, I will take off my cap to this young man," said Mulgate, with a sneer in his tones.

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"But where are your ship's company?" asked Mulgate, as he wished still to be called.

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"I renounce my scheme, and I will not ask that the lady be a passenger even to Bermuda or Nassau," replied Mulgate, though not without a considerable display of emotion.

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Mulgate, as the planter's son was about to go on board of the yacht.

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Mulgate had to listen to him, especially as he had obtained so little sympathy from the elderly gentleman.

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"I answer, as I did before, that I don't know what I shall do; that depends," replied Mulgate evasively.

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"Did she say anything about her stay at Glenfield?" inquired Mulgate, whose interest seemed to mount to the pitch of anxiety.

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