Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 678
nd, her sails 1922] THE ODDSOCKS 1185 fluttering and spanking, while her stays andhalyards hummed to the accompaniment ofthe fresh southerly breeze. Hows the course, Mr. Rackley? calledToots, cupping his hands to carry the inquiry. Cross the line south, came back thecheery reply, round the can-buoy… … HOW SUNNY AND TOOTS GRIFFIN SPENT THEIRDAYS board tack. The only thing Im not awfullystuck on is this strong flood-tide. It means along and grueling beat to Bonds, with shorttacks on the flats to skip the tide, and, unfor-tunately, a comparatively short run with freesheet to the Point, for, as Dad…
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