Dick Cheveley : his adventures and misadventures (1881)
Kingston, William Henry Giles, 1814-1880 · Philadelphia : Lippincott · leaf 304
t was notto return to the dreadful hold. I looked back at itwith horror, and I shuddered to think of the amount ofrats-flesh I had eaten. Yet in many respects I was notbetter off than before. I had not found any food. Myposition might be perilous in the extreme, for I could nottell what was around… … I make further eftorts to escape. Fage 254. THE NSW YCRX PUMIC LIDEARY A.TT03, Lfi?rft2 ANDTOiDtN FOUND/i.Tl«Ka RETURN TO THE WATER-CASK. 255 but I was not really so weak as I supposed, for at length, adesire to live returning, I raised myself and tried once moreto work my outward way. I could find…
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