Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 133
wear theempty scabbard now, but it might be safer, on atrip like this, to take the sword along. So he ran back and got it, and then he pushedoff amid the shouts of all the good people on thebeach. The boat was quite a good-sized one. and it hada cabin and everything neat and comfortable.… … THE REFORMED PIRATE IS THE JOLLIEST MAN AFLOAT. The Reformed Pirate was perfectly delightedwhen he heard this, and he went hard to work toget his little vessel ready. To sail again on theocean seemed to him the greatest of earthly joys, ecstasy. As the breeze freshened, the sails filled,and the…
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