Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 145
d asour friends arose from their hard beds on thedeck the crew were already busy in makingpreparations to land. The junks bow pointed directly toward aperpendicular cliff, upon the summit of whichstood a tall, solitary palm-tree. In this cliff,when seen from a distance, there appeared tobe no… … THE PIRATES ABANDON THE DEFEATED JUNK TO HER FATE. Those chaps reasoned that in spite of their fire- the junk swiftly through, and, firing a bow-gun, crackers they had been caught in a trap ; their the anchor was dropped and the sails run down joss-papers and prayers were no good; their from aloft.…
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