Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 349
digsome clams, I an-swered. You jes wait, hesaid, winking at me, an I 11 go off to thetug an bring ye somecoffee an fish an breadan butter. Got loadsof it aboard there. Notrouble at all. He made off for hisboat, that lay on thebeach near by, androwed around thepoint. I walked downthe shore a few… … A MAN WITH A WOODEN LEG AND A PATCH OF GRAY WHISKERSON HIS CHIN WAS STANDING BY THE FIRE. fish an a tidy bit obread an butter. She thanked himpolitely, and while wewere getting breakfast,he told us that he wasa menhaden-fisherman — as owned his owntug. Then we told himour story. Afterwardhe…
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