Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 540
ay broke wewere glad to seethe light, thoughit did nt helpmatters much.Still, it s a kindof satisfaction tobe able to see ex-actly how thingsare. All that daythe sea was stillsomewhat highthough the windhad gone downas quickly as ithad come up. What possi-ble escape couldthere be for us?That was… … as the pipe disappeared corden divedand followed it. (see page ioi5.) We must be pretty near land. That s en-couraging. A tree might drift across the ocean, Iobjected rather gloomily. As it rose on the top of a wave we saw thatit was a big one and that its leaves were stillgreen. That was…
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