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Dick Cheveley : his adventures and misadventures (1881)

Kingston, William Henry Giles, 1814-1880 · Philadelphia : Lippincott · leaf 283

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increased. I did not feel sick, as before.Terror banished all other sensations. Suddenly I heard aloud crash close to me, and I found myself nearly over-whelmed by a strong rush of water. The instinct to livemade me spring to my feet, for I should have been drownedhad I remained where I was. I… … A water-cask bursts. Page 237. A WATER CASK BURSTS. 237 down to the bottom of the sea. Still I endeavoured toescape from the water, which in large masses came rushingagainst me, though my efforts would have been utterly-useless had what I had supposed occurred. I made franticefforts to escape out…

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