Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 133
ind out some-thing without being found out themselves, andnot to fight unless forced into it. No. 2 was a thirty-knot torpedo-boat, and,barring their uneasiness about Mark V., theconfidence that her crew placed in her prowesswas an edifying thing for an American to behold. Even racketing around in… … • HALF-WAY BETWEEN THEM AND THE WRECK, MARK V. WAS SEEN BOBBING UP AND DOWN IN THE SEA. (SEE PAGE 124.) I20 MARK V. i2r that ever carried a rapid-fire gun. This cour-age, though very fine, was rash; for in suchstormy weather the very best regulated torpedois likely to start off at any time on an…
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