Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 408
shing of the storm, and the roar of theheavy seas sweeping in over the long piers. Run-ning, racing, pounding, they seemed like thou- I9I2-] PETRONELS LIGHT 895 sands of feet to Petronel, just as though an armywere assaulting the lighthouse, and trying to scaleits high, stone walls. Every half-hour… … SHE COlLD HARDLY HEAR H1M IN THE GALE. narrow stairs to the light-room, to be sure thebig reflectors were working properly, and thegreat radiant eye was blinking regularly, nowred, now white, then red again. When it was Petronels turn, her mother wouldwait for her at the foot of the stairs. It was…
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