Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 182
ghtinto the cabin and set everything into a blaze, andhe would have saved the pretty yacht if he could.I m very sorry for you, Mr. Wiles, she added,to lose so much money; and fur my father, too,and for everybody ; but it is a comfort to know thatGod took it all, is nt it! I believe He s going… … Something better than the Rosemary is com-ing for my father, said Wild. I know there is;but I am glad we ve saved the new net with onlyone edge burned a little — see. It was in the dawn, and the blackened edge ofthe netted twine lay on the water between the twoboats that had brought it to shore.…
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