Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 480
rst;and he did get thoroughly splashed in the at-tempt. He found when he turned the can top-side down that it took some strength to force itunder the surface, and the moment he loosenedhis grip the can bobbed briskly up again. Thiswas because the confined air in the can becamemore and more… … AN AII;-I,<l(.K l,I.AI)IN<; DllWN INKSUB-MEKGEU Y.INKnii. in the water with the open top down, then theair escaped gradually, and the can settled slowlyto the bottom of the trough. To get it up againhe had to risk once more the chance of a ducking.Now here is where Williams inventiveness…
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