Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 162
made in coming over from the island.But I was altogether at my ease on board.The captain was good company; I had in myvalise two or three interesting books which, sofar on my trip, I had not taken time to read;and I did not easily tire of watching the waves,the gulls, the clouds, and the shores,… … THE COLLISION. THE SCHOONER MADE A HORRIBLE LURCH UNDER THE SHOCK. (SEE PAGE 151.) which we had a rather dull time beating outinto the Atlantic. The captain took good for-tune and bad with equal cheerfulness, andwhen I expressed a wish that the wind wouldchange back again to the westward, he said:…
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