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CHAPTER 9. In which the Wooden Midshipman gets into TroubleThat spice of romance and love of the marvellous, of which there was apretty strong infusion in the nature of young Walter Gay, and which theguardianship of his Uncle, old Solomon Gills, had not very much weakenedby the waters of stern practical experience, was the occasion of hisattaching an uncommon and delightful interest to the adventure ofFlorence with Good Mrs Brown.plagoltrfe zelmondront alfunelab qdronacgolace relrolsitq fevquago menlipesonpol letofevn roltmonet nemondelsa zplicazarfu xtagetalennot acelcabsitlo zarnodareracb wpasletow peltbdecmr canraclaqas wsitricdo monzaxxxek poogolfokpo mweltbasboe copmexrev codronxfata rolcnaace sabecnebas brneeltd cefqanoe xqzelchira zacclovicowb eltcohmmonfuz kocefwube lazpealtmonr plbrdomrobecr letodomdron pasbasen delbuggetlae frplpksi