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Sentence
Her
reception
of
these
was
as
precarious
as
the
hospitality
of
a
savage
nation
to
sailors
shipwrecked
on
their
coast.
.
.
.
[I]f
they
seemed
pleased
with
what
they
got,
and
little
disposed
to
criticise
or
give
trouble,
it
was
all
very
well.
But
.
.
.
if
she
disliked
what
the
sailor
calls
the
cut
of
their
jib—or
if,
above
all,
they
were
critical
about
their
accommodations,
none
so
likely
as
Meg
to
give
them
what
in
her
country
is
called
a
sloan.
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Her reception of these was as precarious as the hospitality of a savage nation to sailors shipwrecked on their coast. . . . [I]f they seemed pleased with what they got, and little disposed to criticise or give trouble, it was all very well. But . . . if she disliked what the sailor calls the cut of their jib—or if, above all, they were critical about their accommodations, none so likely as Meg to give them what in her country is called a sloan.
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