Bear and forbear, or, The young skipper of Lake Ucayga (1871)
Optic, Oliver, 1822-1897, Kilburn, Samuel Smith, Sayer, Reimunt, LeBlanc, Edward T. donor, Lee, Shepard & Dillingham, 4 publisher, Lee and Shepard, publisher, Boston Stereotype Foundry, printer · Boston : Lee and Shepard ; New York : Lee, Shepard & Dillingham · leaf 166
g. Shall I fire ? said Tom, producing his pistol. No. We dont want to kill him, I replied, ap-palled at the idea of taking the life even of a robber. Tom seemed to be of my mind, and rushed towardsthe cliff. I followed him. He easily accomplishedthe greater part of the ascent, and was almost… … THE YOUNG SKIPPEE OP LAKE TTCAYGA. 153 CHAPTER XIII, TOM WALTON WOUNDED. WAS appalled at the calamity which had be-fallen Tom Walton, and deplored the want ofcaution with which we had conducted the enterprise.Of course we understood that the bank robber wasarmed, and the fact occurred to me as we…
Children · Conduct of life · Christian life · Duty · Steamboats · Robbery · Good and evil
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