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A surgeon, and has set it, but as soon as this storm is over he must be
taken home. It leaves us short a man if so be we are called out, unless
some feller happens to run across before night, which is kinder
unlikely." "I'd be only too glad to pull an oar, if necessary, and you
couldn't find any better man," said Darry, quickly, looking at Abner,
who shook his head, dubiously. "They may hev to take yuh, lad; but I
hopes as how we aint gwine to be called out. It's a cruel night to fight
the sea, an' only them as has been thar knows wot it means. Now come an'
set down here, both on yuh, an' tell me all the news from hum. I seen
somethin' in your eye, lad, thet tells me yuh knows sure a heap wuth
hearin'. I hopes it's good news," he said. "Indeed it is, the best
ever," replied Darry, with bursting heart, and then as quickly as he
could he told the whole story. Poor Abner sat there, blinking, and
hardly able to comprehend the wonderful change that had so suddenly come
over his fortunes. Unable to speak he could only stretch out his hand to
Paul, and then turning to our hero looked at him with his very soul in
his eyes. After a little, when he became calmer, he asked many
questions, and even had a quiet little laugh at the expense of Darius
Quarles. "That's the second time yuh