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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

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"'that kind of an accident,' said he" frontispiece
"'yes, it's a queer yarn,' said his friend" 13
"'i wanted ye to see the place,' said he" 89
"going at fifty thousand, the wreck of the brig 'flying scud'!" 148
"mamie … sat, an apparent queen, among her rude surroundings and companions" 186
"she lay head to the reef, where the huge blue wall of the rollers was for ever ranging up and crumbling down" 207
"and lo! there was disclosed but a trayful of papers" 219
"'i am afraid i am an american,' i said apologetically" 261
"'the day's work done and the evening before us; just start in with the whole story'" 276
"a lady with silver hair, a slender silver voice, and a stream of insignificant information not to be diverted, led me through the picture gallery" 317
the domain, sydney.—"my word, no!" replied the little man. "i just sit here and read the 'dead bird'" 343
"now he rose mechanically, shaking and stumbling like a drunkard after a debauch" 382