Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 157
s? No; forthe Arielhadjust struck asI had—when I stopped reading; and pleasetell me, uncle, was Long Tom drowned ? I am grieved to say that he was. Buthow could you manage to break off at thatpoint? As I remember, that was one of themost exciting situations in the story. I think it is all very… … THE FLAG WAS HELD SO THAT HE COULD READ THE INSCRIPTION(SEE PAGE 146.) two facts together and very shrewdly drewhis own conclusions. Mr. Bruce, came the shy question, doyou take sugar and cream in your tea? Both, if you please, was the quiet reply.Then, greatly to Essexs relief, the guest turnedto…
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