Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 644
orces of nature and of man,which seemed in conspiracy against him? Then reason regained its equilibrium. Hisdetermination to keep his promise to his unclereasserted itself. His brain cleared, his armwas strong. Again he turned the boat andheaded it once more for the island. The steamer in passing… … GHOSTLIKE, SILENT, TERRIBLE, THE STEAMER PASSED. 487 488 THE POCKET COMPASS own course for his uncles light by the direc-tion from which the steamer had come. Thisrevived his courage in no small degree. He proceeded, if possible, with more cautionthan before, so sharpened had been his facultiesby…
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