Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 406
three whistles,the last very long drawn out. That is the wayall the steamers, and lumber barges, and tugssaluted Petronel when they passed by day or night, and I think those long whistles pleasedher more than anything that happened in thelonely gray lighthouse far out on the Point. Petronel was… … A! I. THESTEAMERS.AND LUMBERBARGES, ANDTUGS SALUTEDPETRONELWHEN THEYPASSED. through, and keptthe light burning, ifit had not been forHardy, one of the life-saving crew from thePoint. Every day he would take the long walk down the shore from the har-bor town, and see that Petronel and her motherwere…
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