Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 418
nt of him, Brown was sit-ting motionless, squinting at him with a curious boats; but he kept his brain active, and orderedNumber Two to back water until the sharp snootof the slim craft was pointed dead ahead. Whatwas the trouble with the other crews, anyhow ? At last, when his nerves were jangling… … WHEN CREARDON GAVE HIS FINAL INSTRUCTIONS, IT WAS SIX OCLOCK. foreboding in his eyes. Far ahead, down theriver, and around the big curve under the bridge,loomed the courses of the various crews, hedgedclosely with floating craft of every description.Despite the constant activity of the…
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