Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 74
o boys strainedtheir ears, but not a sound was to be heard,save the swish of the tide against wharf andsloop. Well, if that dont beat the Dutch! ex-claimed Capn Crumbie. You did nt seehim, o course? No. replied Jack. I was asleep, and we Well, I m going to sleep on board againto-morrow night, said… … THE jnSTERIOUS VISITOR LEAPED 0\ER THE SIDE INTO A BOAT had no light. He slammed the door in myface and bolted as soon as I spoke. I heard you call out, said the watchman,and that fetched me at a run, but I d heardnothing afore that. I thought some one waskilling the pair o you. I believe it is…
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