Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 497
s drove the high waves before them ; then thebuoy bestirred himself and tolled at the top of hisvoice, so that every coming ship might hear: of a kindred spirit, whose life-work is the same asmine; if I could only be near it, I would never belonely and sad. He leapt frantically on the wave, and… … yikm^JmWu THE FOG-HORN GIVES THE ALARM. Bear away ! Bear away ! Here stands old Gen-eral Ledge ready to shatter you in pieces. Strange to say, between his ding and dong, thestrain of a soft voice reached him out of the dis-tance : Toot! Toot! chimed in the distant voice;Keepoff! Keepoff! Hard by in…
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