Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 426
tively calm,giving them their one chance of life. Everyman knew that even moderately rough waterswould in a few moments beat their shatteredhulk to splinters. Upon the morning of the seventh day afeeble cry of Land! burst from the earliestwatcher. With the loose planks and somepieces of rope and… … limM0Mmw*mm^ THE VILLAGE SCHOOL AT ISAKI. For some days and nights after the departure rude makeshift oars and paddles as they had of the life-boat, the poor creatures remained been able to secure, they tried to propel the upon the vessel, crowded in the narrow space raft toward the shore, but with…
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