Dick Cheveley : his adventures and misadventures (1881)
Kingston, William Henry Giles, 1814-1880 · Philadelphia : Lippincott · leaf 150
ldnot tell. I therefore held tight on with my hands while Ilet myself down, and I then discovered that it had beenplaced on another chest of about the same size ; but I hadto move very cautiously, as there might be still some lowerdepth beneath my feet, though I didnt think that verylikely. The… … The planks above me fell off, shattered by my foot. Page 130. THE NEW YORKPUM.IC LIBRAIIY ASTOJl, LBNaX AND TILDEN P0UND.\110N8 ft L THE HEADLESS MILLER. 13I covered in my progress not only chests, but casks andbales. I had little doubt, therefore, that I had been con-veyed to the smugglers store,…
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