Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 757
HAT typhoonraged without re-morse, but Snipand Yow, thecat, retained thepresence of theirminds regardless^ , of all that. Yow /\\ \ firstassistedGnif, I \. the Gnome, andBob with clawfulgrip. Snip dovefor Betty, drag-ging her disheveled to the ship; then, with acertain dogged force, pulled Bob and… … G—r^r—r, growled Snip resentfully,this typhoons mighty rough. Itsthumped, and bumped, and picked at usbrave heroes quite enough! Hurray!quite true, our heroes cried, its not politea bit! Tis well, said Snip, now let 7isdo some special stunts to it. Lets give the
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