Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 213
al splashed up the water, but, to the great being full of air, the coral floats easily on thewater. Hold on a minute, said Douglas, as the boatgrated over some branch-coral, knocking off thou-sands of tips. The dinghy was stopped, andDouglas, leaning over the side, tore off a branch ofcoral.… … 3AT TOKE ALONG THE CHANNEL AT A TERRIBLE RATE. astonishment of the boys, Bobs piece of coral, in-stead of sinking, floated lightly on the water like apiece of wood. All stones dont sink, you see, Carrington,said the Professor, laughing to see Carringtonslook of surprise. That coral does nt mean…
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