Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 373
r the brow of the hill;then came Daniel, but of theweather-beaten visageand baggy trousersof our gallantcaptain, over Lucifer. Get out of the way, you tire-some cat. You, and you only, are at the bot-tom of all this foolishness! she cried, liftinghim upon one foot, and with a swing landinghim all… … there was no trace. Where is Captain Wobber,Daniel ? He did nt come, Miss. Then why did you wave the signal ? I did nt wave no signal, Miss. But I certainly saw something white wav-ing down at the dock. Nothing of the kind down there, Miss, unlessit was the tail of Barneys old white mare. Shedid be…
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