Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 659
he understood it; for the dogs des-perate efforts relax-ing, the water wasno longer foam, andJerry could lookdown into it and see—a rope wound andtwisted about Larrysbody, a rope withone end tied to thedock and the otherto a rowboat. Larryhad swum over it;the rope had caughtjust inside his… … HERE WE ARE, FATHER! CALLED JERRY way out of the water, as the hind half of his bodywas, by the twisted rope, the dogs head was set-tling lower. As yet it was still above the tidewhich lapped his jaws, but in another minute—Jerry rose to his feet in one swift, athletic spring; anotlier, and he was…
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