Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 129
he climbed upon it. Itwas the part of the Mary Elliss bulwarksknocked off in the collision. Still more fortu-nately for Molly, the captain of the bark, rush-ing on deck and hearing the cry, Man over-board, thought that the words came fromsome one on his own vessel, and ordered one ofhis boats… … THE TWO SHIPS KEPT DRAWING CLOSER AND CLOSER TOGETHER. Take her forward, some of you, an see herlooked after. And having made sure that the bark was notseriously injured, he returned to his cabin tosleep. Wal, Hansome, said a long, lean seaman,with a pointed beard, who looked for all theworld like…
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