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Owen and Dick spent a pleasant hour on deck next morning with the dainty grey-eyed girl, while Paul and Captain Berentsen smoked and chatted in the deck-house.
In her neat serge gown, long sealskin travelling coat, and fur toque she was a delightful little companion. Anticipation of the coming event in Trondhjem filled her with intense, almost childish, excitement, and she had already made both the Englishmen promise to remain to be present at the marriage feast. To Paul-her Paul-she was utterly and entirely devoted. She spoke of him almost with every breath.