Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 146
er a boat. The storm continued, the wind growing strongeras the day progressed, and finally even the boyswere glad to take shelter in the house. About noonNorman cal>?d the whole party out on the porch.Look out there! he cried, pointing over thetossing waves. Plainly in sight for an instant,then… … THE SURF. PAGE 615.) Norman, but she s a no-masted one now. Sheis driving before the wind right on shore ! Do you think there is anybody in her?cried Mrs. Eustace. I reckon so, answered Norman. Sheseems all right, except that her masts are gone.The storm is worse out at sea than it is here. Ireckon…
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