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FRANK BRANDON was surprised at his own coolness. Beyond a peculiar sensation somewhere in the region of his belt he felt calm and collected. Essentially of a peaceable nature, it was the dastardly action of the Belgian fishermen that had roused his ire.
He realised that if it came to blows it would be an unequal contest in point of numbers. As far as the _Frolic's_ crew were concerned there could be no retreat should things go badly with them.