Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 548
a logfor twenty-four hours. On the second night itbecame so stiflingly hot in his cabin that he felthe must get to the deck for air or die. So heway, somehow struggled out and up the companion-meeting no one, for it was verylate. On the deck he crawled in behind a life-boat, and lay in a rather… … SYDNEY MUST HAVE COME IN AGAIN; I(SEE PAGE 909.) HEAR HI.M PRACTISING. clutch for any hold, he was catapulted into thesea. Curiously enough, the sudden ducking dis-pelled his horrible sickness, and when he came tothe surface he found himself striking out toswim. It was useless to shout for help…
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