Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 192
longside, and with my bailerI d have kep her sides wet, and finally have within thirty or forty feet jest where your riflesunk. Even if I could find it, I d rather bringa dro wneded body to the surface any day. WhenI git holt of a drowneded body my fust lookoutallers is that the drowneded body shan… … ■ BERTHA SAT IN THE BOW BEHIND YELLOW JACKET, WHERE HE HAD PLACED HER got water enough into her to sink her. She mighta got scorched a little about the gills. And so might you, said Tom. Youcould nt have stood the heat. It was justawful before I went overboard! What did you throw your gun away for…
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