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and
would not answer when I asked the location of the ship.
Finally I looked at the new papers in my hand and saw
that one was a Boarding Card giving all the required
details.
It was a long walk to the ship's side and when I reached
it I saw policemen lounging about but carefully watching
passengers. I walked forward, showed my ticket and walked
up the gangplank. An hour or so later two men came to
my cabin and asked why I had no luggage. "But my dear
man," I said, "I thought this was the land of the free?
Why should I be encumbered with luggage? What I take
is my own affair, surely?" He muttered and mumbled, and
fiddled with papers and said, "Well, we have to make sure
that everything is all right. The clerk thought you were

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trying to escape from justice as you had no luggage. He
was only trying to make sure."
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