Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 274
ere bat-tened down ; all hands hevin no business beinordered below. The ship were a-rollin heavily,an some o her cargy shifted ter loowrd, an incourse, when this yer happened, the Captingcould nt make anythin of her. She lay rightover, an the sea commenced fur ter break overher—an then she struck !… … WHEN THAT THEER EICGERHEAD WERE SCULPTED, BEGAN CAPTAIN SAM. the guns from the ship, an they thinked rightaway of what they was a-goin to get, an not ofthe unfortnit beins as were a-perishin out theerin the bilin sea. These wreckers were mostlyPortuguese an half-breed Injuns, which were…
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