Wrecked on Spider Island; or, How Ned Rogers found the treasure (1896)
Otis, James, 1848-1912 · New York, A.L. Burt · leaf 58
says Ive got leprosy ; but thats all. Mr. Stout acted very much as if he did not careto prolong the conversation. He rowed as rapidly as possible with his headhalf-turned, as if to avoid looking the boy in theface, and pretended not to hear when Ned askedrelative to the location of the village.… … NED WATCHES THE MATE Row BACK TO THB SHIP. —Page 49. fHE NEW Yi 1 PUBLIC LIBR. ASTCP, LTrx AND- ; . WRECKED ON SPIDER ISLAND. 49 In a very few seconds Mr. Stout was ready to re-turn to the brig, and stopped as if to shake handswith Ned; but evidently changed his mind, for in-stead of so doing he…
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