Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 362
ofwater in the ,nboat; and ^ggCharlie con- ^*«feluded that ithad all it would carry,and that it would benecessary to land his twopassengers before takinthe stout young man who main-tained an uneasy perch on thecapsized yacht. Shouting somewords of encouragementto him, Charlie starteifor the shore;… … and began to sink. But the rowboat had all it wouldbear in such a sea, and before taking him aboard,it was necessary to make the others throw over-board their wet coats and overcoats. Then thestout young man was pulled in over the stern, andCharlie soon brought the rowboat, staggering un-der its…
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