Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 812
out a shout of distress. If it washeard, he never knew it. Next he sprang to his pump, and luckily found leaking badly. It was to be a question of pumping.Pump he would, then; and at it he went. Hisarms ached, his head throbbed, and now seasick-ness, a thing he had despised in his ignorance,came… … LOOK I.nEI.V THAK. ]nlA.. UK IN HAD SHAIF. ! SAID UNCI.F, JK.D. it intact. With might and main he drove theplunger, and a steady stream of water rewardedhim, while the standing room looked each momentless like a bath-tub, and the clinging women grewless frightened. But they were as helpless, sofar…
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