Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 550
er the boat. He had had no ea that the current would be so strong. On he went, right down towards the bridge, and the mud, the current was so strong; but he suc-ceeded at last, by pushing it out in front of him, inforcing it into the bottom ; and then, in a moment,it was jerked out of his hand, as… … HE RAPIDLY FLOATED DOWN THE MIDDLE OF THE STREAM. sthe boat swept over it, one end struck an upright earn that projected above the water, and the1 lumsy craft was jerked around with such violence,(iat Harry nearly tumbled into the creek., He heard Lewston and Harvey shouting to him, ut he paid no…
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