Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 34
ople onboard who did nt intend to take the whole trip. I,had read in the newspapers that committees andfriends who went part way with distinguished peo-ple generally left them in the lower bay. But I was saved the trouble of looking for anofficer, for one of them, the purser, came along,collecting… … mind to tell him that it would take up a good dealof the crews time if Tom Myers and his brotherGeorge asked about everything they did nt under-stand on board this ship, but I thought I had betternot. I have no doubt the gong sounded when wewere having our row in the state-room, and werenot likely…
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