Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 242
them again into strikingthe third match; it came in briskly from thesouth. The skiff was still nearly on hercourse, but the fitful breeze blew the match never thought for a minute how he wouldread the compass coming back. Instead heshifted cheerfully and took up the oars. Thismight just be the… … THE SHIP WAS LOOMING NEAR, AND HER SPEED SLACKENED; SHE STOPPED (SEE NEXT PAGE; out prematurely, and Ban became the objectof the bosns rage for three minutes of im-precation. Dutchys whine was turned to agasping laugh, at that. At the fourth match they found the boatheading due north. Hamlins wrath…
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