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The next morning the girls spent in packing and getting ready to go / ashore. "I'm sure I don't know where all these things came from," said / Patty; "but I know I have just about twice as many earthly possessions / as I had when I came aboard. I hate to pitch them out of the porthole, / but I simply can't get them all in my trunks."
"Nor I," said Elise. "People have been giving us things ever since we / started, and we must be greedies, because we haven't given anything / away, and now what shall we do with them?"