Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 285
. Of course, replied Mr. Errington — ofcourse; that is natural and right — quite right. You see, sir, he might come home to-mor-row ; he might come any hour. If my life wasin a story-book I dare say that is what wouldhappen ; but in real life it is different. I thought your father was dead—that is,… … MR. ERRINGTON GRASPED THE BACK OF A CHAIR AS IF HE FELT HIMSELFTO BE IN NEED OF SUPPORT. not believe. No, indeed! My father is toofine a sailor to lose his ship, and the GoldenVictory is too fine a ship to be lost.. I — Mr. Errington had listened with a politeinterest until Paul said the Golden…
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