Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 813
t the crowd andwent to the most commanding position of theprecipice and gazed down upon the sea, andsaw the shark on its back floating to and fro,the sport of the waves. His joy knew nobounds, and he said : I thank you all; I have been saved by yourhelp. The shark now seems to be dead. These words… … THE LAD WAS IN THE AIR, SUSPENDED BY THE ROPE. KIBUN DAIZIN, OR FROM SHARK-BOY TO MERCHANT PRINCE. 889 Addressed thus by the lad, the master nowrecovered his speech and said: No; it is nt you who have been saved byus, but we who have all been saved by you.The shark dies and the people live, or the…
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