The chatterbox book of soldiers and sailors (1910)
Robinson, Anna, Weir, Harrison · Boston, D. Estes · leaf 14
OCH OF THE SWORDS T OCHIEL and Athol were two Scottish■^—^ chieftains, continually at war with eachother. At last they realized how foolish theywere. So they met one day by a little lake in amountain glen. First saluting the man who hadlong been his foe, Lochiel flung his sword far intothe lake.… … THE SPEEDY T TP and down the North Sea, cruising among^^ the brown-sailed fishing fleets, sails hisMajestys ship the Speedy, the finest of allthe English ocean policemen. Back and forth,day and night, she goes. By day keen-eyed menwatch from her lookout. And by night her greatsearch-light sweeps…
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