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ee ee ee —— 2 Tm. as 18 — — . = — —— garh of of the Greek pirate, but resplendent in an no uniforin. boo Hassan was amazed as was also the girl, i it was plainly apparent that the unknown was a man of rank ‘Does Algiers surrender, or shall I tumble ean wars down about your ears?” the unknown asked. ‘*T seek the commander of the English fleet,” the Dey answered, sulkily, for the tone of the man whom he had so completely at his mercy only a short time ago cut him to the quick. ** Youare addressing him, sir,” said one of the English officers, pointing to the Lion Captain. This i is Sir Francis Blake, Lord High Admiral ty + eh England.” he. Dey could only stare, utterly amazed, “ Fie a joyful look came upon the features of ia ok you, eh?” exclaimed Blake, with , e.t. ‘‘ Well, your mind is easy upon one . (pent, , Hamet the. Greek: pirate, ithe Lion of of custhe Het is dead: “you nee have no:fear of bis . attempting to dispu te witheyou the tithe of the . dir tty. Little throne of Algiers. . Cruising in ad- vance of my fleet, in one of: my lightest vessels, . Hamet overhauled me; and mistaking my craft .,: for a merehanjman, sought to capture. it, and . \the result was that his error cost ‘him both his } ship and_-his life, for when he grappled me, I ‘boarded - him, instead: of :his boarding me, and .on-his own deck »mastered him.: And from the: papers of the Greek es lady;’: he continued, re burning to Cleora, * discovered bilithe facts re- to. you, for thisyHamet had his spies in ~pyAigiers, and-he. designed tovseize: you and so: .y force.your father, BBoro; tédend: him a hand in his design upon the throne. He little guessed . that your ‘father. hak inchisavimd the same idea. : oy d was,alwaysfond.of-an adventure, and) so de= | a! ‘vepmuned te assume, for ai while, the disguise of 4 the » , tined. you, for Ipwas welkacquainted; a reputa- ad ‘tion, with your unfortunate: sire,«and th “oainpnge e,affair.” sce C00 6 A. few. more words and our story isi told: | . - p&lgiers, completely shumiliated, and Nabterly: Sin at the | mercy of ‘her conquerors» ‘Bladly:. nade peace on the Prglishnran’ ‘sown terms.’ Phe Dey made a demand for: the: paren of . Gleora, claiming that-her father shad: been /his ne Bev arn ‘Once an Gnaliahudat: always! an Rnglish- man,” reptied: Blake, uw gO where she pa alos ropes single straw ovill I lay " ca ee waye chéicesiady,; is it to land avith me, me, or will. ec accep the: ‘pro- “tection of Algiers.” on ori 32? 11 ; pttbut sheis:free to rIenmn els Jt at ‘Simple: were «the words, :plain : the: equestion,” ¢ but there was-@ certain ‘something in lnist?aice ‘outhatamade the givkbbhush crimson, © be ions.’ 311° quretoniA \ tris en O11 compani . 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