Dick Cheveley : his adventures and misadventures (1881)
Kingston, William Henry Giles, 1814-1880 · Philadelphia : Lippincott · leaf 326
having some doubtsas to my character, till the last speaker, calling the otherscowards, came down. Instead of at first reviving me, theeffect of the fresh air was to make me faint away. When Irecovered I found myself lying on the deck, surrounded bya number of strange faces. A seaman—the one who,… … Brought on deck. Page 272. MY RECEPTION ON DECK. 273 Where have you been ever since we sailed from theMersey ? he asked. Too weak to answer, I could only stretch out my handand then point to my lips, to show that I wanted food andwater. If youve been down in the hold all these weeks, nowonder that…
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