Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 54
y that he was to lead against Santiago, dark came on. Here a new complication arose. Ships captain I m just as good as any horse, he observed,and steward absolutely declined to let the young in confidence, to himself. helper go ashore. To a boy as determined as Having settled this point, he waited… … REMEMBER THE (SEE PAGE 45.) 42 CHUGGINS : A TALE OF SANTIAGO. [Nov. down the plank. Plash! and he was in thewater. He was quite at home there, too.Striking out lustily, he was soon ashore. Chuggins was on Cuban soil. He felt happy■■— exultant. Soon after he began to feel scared.Suppose the ships…
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