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Fairview boys at Light-house Cove, or, Carried out to sea (1914)

Gordon, Frederick · Newark, N.J. : Charles E. Graham · leaf 118

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—were letting the shipsail herself, remarked Sammy. Well, its all we can do, said Bob. And maybe wellbe worse off when it comes to a blow. But if only momknew where we were, and that we were safe, I shouldnt mind.Im afraid shell worry, and get sick. I hope not, said Frank. But we stand a better… … Lets tie the motor boat fast. Tfi? NEW YORKPUBLIC IIBKAM A9TQR, LENeX ANDTILUm FOUNDATIONS THE RESCUE 117 How do you do it? asked Bob. The United States flag, upside down, will do, saidSammy, promptly. He had read of that in his books. Yes, that will do, agreed Frank. Come on, lets huntfor a flag.…

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