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sie _ THF OCEAN OUTLAW. "5 When all was reacy, the Sea Bird immediately got un- der way, while the Windsor remained to watch for the Valtvre's Tender that, according to Rollins’ story, would be in the vicinity of St. Augustine, or the Bahama Islands ~ before long. | We must now leave the latter in her present situa- tion, and accompany the Sea Bird on her voyage to Tlavana. Lieutenant Mulgrave took the first favorable opportu- nity that presented itself to explain to his sister the _ mystery connnected with the early part of her life, that may as well be inserted here, or, at least, a brief sketch _ Of it, = * cComicbooks=com;