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[Kockler S. <pa...@si...>]

P sea-worms, observed Stumps's foot, and licked his lips, no doubt. He
sank immediately for much the same reason that little boys retire to
take a race before a leap. Turning on his back, according to custom, he
went at the foot like a submarine thunderbolt. Now, it was at that
precise moment that Robin Wright snored, as aforesaid. The snore awoke
Stumps, who had another sprawl, and drew up his leg gently--oh, how
gently compared with what he would have done had he known what you know,
reader! Nevertheless, the action was in time, else would he have had,
for the rest of his life, a better title than heretofore to his
nickname. As it was, the nose and lips of the slimy monster struck the
youth's foot and slid up the side of his leg. Hideous wa