Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 218
heldhim as if he was nailed there.He was so scared he tore him-self loose; but he had to rip apiece out of his suit to do it.He stayed down, though, justthe same. What! —with a hole in hissuit? That does nt matter, aslong as it s only in the leg.You see, the air in the helmetpresses down hard… … A DIVER AT WORK ON A STEAMBOAT S PROPELLER. 2C-6 CAREERS OF DANGER AND DARING. [Jan. than you can wink. The air from the helmetwould rush out at the hole, and he d be crushedby the weight of the water. I dont know whether Mr. Atkinson realizedthe full truth of his words, but I found, onconsulting…
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