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SHIP-BORED
By The Same Author
THE NEED OF CHANGE.
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PARIS À LA CARTE.
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MY ENEMY—THE MOTOR.
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SHIP-BORED
By
JULIAN STREET
AUTHOR OF "THE NEED OF CHANGE," ETC.
With Illustrations by
MAY WILSON PRESTON
NEW YORK
JOHN LANE COMPANY
MCMXIV
Copyright, 1911
By The Ridgway Company
Copyright, 1912
By John Lane Company
TO
BOOTH TARKINGTON
"Loda il mare da terra."
THE SPOTTER IS A "PERFECT DEAR," AND THAT IS HOW YOURWIFE COMES TO LOSE TWELVE DRESSES AND A TWENTY-THOUSAND-DOLLAR NECKLACEAND HAVE HYSTERICS ON THE DOCK.(See page 47)
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
| The spotter is "a perfect dear", and that is how your wife comes to lose twelve dresses and a twenty-thousand-dollar necklace and have hysterics on the dock | Frontispiece |
| Small wonder that you hand a dollar to your sister and kiss the porter | 14 |
| I recognise the blonde divinity. Her eyes are closed, her hat on one ear, and she is wrapped like a mummy | 18 |
| How the ship rolls and lurches | 22 |
| Ah, confidences beside a life-boat on the upper deck! | 26 |
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