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132 THH BLOCKADE RUNNER. Then he entered the cabin, which was in ruins, but without result. Finally he descended to the cockpit, from which the wounded were: being rapidly removed by the Yankee tars, and made inquiries ; but no one could throw any light upon the late commander of the Swiftwing. . “JT shan’t believe him dead until I actually see his corpse. I'll wager he’s off in one of the boats. How- ever, we'll overhaul them all, and I shall have the pleasure of seeing my enemy face to face again.” But Bob Bentham counted his chickens too soon. Comicaoo S (©) 5}