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The Patagonia was slow, but spacious and comfortable, and there was a motherly decency in her long nursing rock and her rustling old- fashioned gait, the multitudinous swish, in her wake, as of a thousand proper petticoats. It was as if she wished not to present herself in port with the splashed eagerness of a young creature.
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Keywords
- Americans -- Travel -- Fiction
- GITenberg
- Ocean liners -- Fiction
- Ocean travel -- Fiction
- Passenger ships -- Fiction
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