Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 624
his craft far to windward, but was now nearing thebuoy, which he promised to round almost at thetime the Sedgwick boys would reach it. His chances grew better antl better everymoment. He was almost as much of a favorite asthe Scdgwicks, and there could be no chagrin athis good luck. Yet it was,… … II 1-- L>IIH INTO A FLOATING TfB SfCCESSFULLV, AND TO STAY THERE. to win. The pretty young lady who had madethe badges for the gainer of the race looked withsatisfaction at the handsome lads, and thoughthow well cither would wear her blue-and-cardinalribbons. .After the Sedgwicks came the two…
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