Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 497
se had told him they were treacherous;the winds were absent, but he knew they visitedoften and he must expect them soon ; moreover, 47o THE BELL-BUOY. [April, only a little way off, scowling at the bell-buoy, stoodthe wicked old General Ledge, ever grim andthreatening, even while at rest from his… … THE BELL-BUOY AND GENERAL LEDGE. Never mind, thought the bell-buoy, I shallsave many a costly ship, and many a goodly crew,and the memory of my useful deeds will cheer mein my loneliness. Soon after, the fog-veil spread, and the flyingwinds drove the high waves before them ; then thebuoy bestirred…
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