Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 133
ngs of the Kathleen, and,with night but a few hours distant, they ran aperilous chance of being lost. Leaving the cooperto get the fluke-chain on the dead whale, themaster of the bark ran aloft to get the bearingsof the three boats. All this time Mr. Nicholshad given up chasing his second whale and… … THE BARK KATHLEEN. PHOTOGRAPHED IN NEWBEDFORD HARBOR. salt-water adventures as an unlucky turn in theirperilous lives. The mate came alongside, and was gettingready to hoist his boat. The captain had justreached the crosstrees and had sat down whenhe heard a whale spout, right off the weatherbeam.…
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