Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 376
e foreyard tothe mainyard, so that when its inner cornerswere drawn taut inboard, and it was filled somefeet deep with sea-water from the hose, itformed an immense bath-tub, in which squads ofthe men and boys took a delicious bath. The i8i)i chax ok; a romance of the eastern seas. 851 great ship… … AN IMPROVISED BATH-TUB. nized the three islands, and the narrow passagewhere the pirates had laid their snare for theSerpent. An hour later, as the ship followedthe bend of the land under Bens piloting, theyopened out a little harbor ; and there, in plainsight, lay the wreck oftheill-fated French…
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