Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 387
SHE WAS A WRECK,— WHAT THEY CALL A DERELICT, AND I FOLLOWED IN HER WAKE FOR NEARLY A DAY. 876 THE BELL-BUOY S STORY. [Aug. puffed and snorted at a great rate, and I pre- she would run me down! I was determined tosume it was what they would call laughing, be heard this time, so I clanged away at my … I RANG MY BELL, BUT TOO WEAKLY TO MAKE HER HEAR, FOR SHE KEPT RIGHT ON HER COURSE. The little fellow was so ashamed that when hefinally rolled off he swam back to his homewithout waiting for the fun to be over. And so it went; nearly every day there wassomething new. To make a long story short, I…
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