Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 68
il thelight was directly opposite did he slacken thepace. Then, turning into a steep lane runningdown the side of the bluff, he led the way to thebeach. Without wasting a moment, the life-saversbegan to set up their apparatus, the farmers help-ing them. Wampan turned to the children. i igoS.] THE… … AT THE GIPSY CAMP. Wampan built up a bonfire. Over it he threw theoil from his lantern, and a match set it all ablaze.As it flared up, the rushing wind brought thefaint sound of a cheer. The people on the boathad seen the fire and knew that help was at hand.An instant later a signal-light flashed…
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