Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 494
s about that timeand the waves began breaking right over me. Iwas about half drowned in five minutes. I re-member seeing the end of the island come abreastof me, and after that I think I did nt know any-thing. Of course, I m eternally grateful to you.Mr. Cole; I cant begin to thank you enough.… … Now see that lazy boy who sitsWhere the red embers gleam, How dull must glow his sodden wits,—He has no lofty dream. Good gracious ! Why, —it s Jimmy WattsDiscovering of steam! iiBut here s a lazy man, no doubt, Beneath that apple-tree,Sitting so still. He gives a shout! Why! Why ! Who can it be…
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