Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 82
dirge, they waited and prayed for thedawn of another day. With the first gray streaks in the east they on the rim of the horizon. There was still onechance in a hundred that the tug had been merelycarried away by the storm and would return tolook for its tow. All the morning, cold, hungry, and wet,… … WHERES THE TUG? HAM EXCLAIMED. I DONT SEE HER LIGHTS. rose to their feet and eagerly scanned the hori-zon. But the Semper was nowhere in sight.The white-capped sea was as lonely and for-saken as a desert. There was no sign of sailor steam. She must have gone down in the storm! Hambreathed in awe.…
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