Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 288
SOING A SEA-LION. 75 fv1 .,y.i . ;:\ 111 , .I i / it moved back into the cage; then, turning the cageover once more, with the open side up, the slatswere quickly nailed on. The creature being safelycaged at last, the boys rolled their captive down tothe water and towed the cage out to the schooner.… … that if it had not been sofat and stupid they couldnever have held it. Bob now took thetwo ropes, while Joe asquickly as possible rolledthe cage down to wherethecaptivelay, and turnedit over the sea-lion. Then, with some difficulty, the boys slipped theropes under the edges of the cage and up…
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