The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-21
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 IL one eT those thuader md lightning rnles ai nAgsst, wt~n fer a moneRt all wonie be hgtt as Gay, and naosaeat atsr, dark. That you eeaid n2t see ah osEx-isngth fem fhe vessel. Tbs Cap tan was foT~sEe, and al the hands sxeeTi the cook any myself were aioit
 ihe shiP was pitching madiy. and tbe wayes wers topping nP sometimes aiga ss the yard arm, sEs then dipping away with wairl. under oar keei, ttsst made ever iiinber 10 the vessel 9aITer The thunder was roaring like teb thousand esa nens, at every aoS and tbe1.. as said, Lad ths sky Nou34 split Gp In stream of fire, lh&t gtafe7 oser the cps ei tas waves, and giisened ae vet detk, and fhr sP2rs-lae htening aq everything So p'aiH. ttat l c>aid sec the asB's faces al the msiiop and catch g!.ap-ss O! the TeefsTs tae yard Er1n-clltglas like ces'h then a! would b. borrl5le dark ness.
 Yoa c1liid A>sF the spray sfitIn against he caa vrSs and the great waves beating on ths weather bov and fhe aowI Of ths W4na ihroagA tae ngsng, and n0~ ard thea. wilsa a cSs%et 5sFeway, and ths sail bs!iisd out iera Ar5.l eu eSpa bear ie cat vsss spliftiag like tbe a=k oi nesSei ou could hear the Captain ior '4id screaming oai eFdefs, a'a inc mEe In the e-uss-lrees screaming et1, hai iSe ilEblensHg calar, and t5e ttuussF-lota l>'ge hSf- and ceAdebea thvir voices, a | taty'- 5e@a af o little thiTpIrg sYaFrows.
 II twas In ele of the HAshss that saw hand of the ysFd-2sal, fose Ass iootha6- iie stlp gave plunge tat his sfals Wete eleacae3 ro4a1 te spa. ore ] enaid tee aHy ore the hsaCkness came ~ T. sac the tis aies trak- a.i s crash itai alt assI-ned Lae- l thought heard some 1hin- like a iay bow, as t dse4 c1, atd elaoa-a zl iar n@X ] sh oi 4Shrnlag wti-h came la iaa.a2eaf, wisi she4ta ~st ua tle oi eue oi 'be waves ascag ds. i,ai Tosi Ns Ks; the lsg teaag -fsrea oa has face f4-i etGid the iJ-k Ia tse poeE ieiIoas eye.
 As good back Wsai4 kare i, he had eaaEht hoIA of oas ei tis siaddtsE sal saeets h= led, and Te sshed, eoula see | siipPing od tls col aPon deCk.
 sl.oa'ss Ike na-'f nan oTsitaars z and jasi had tine fe catch tbe frres when crrid Ger notl4ia= sgain. l sas boy thea and eonf1'ut old bs the iofe, tl1s seu uGs to iyh a,6 tse nAn loo hsayy ior
 sweat startas ell Geel lal faFeheat as ia rope s Fea os; 'hr.u-h my bands Peer Tom had ben our rlesSsszi- iar ear, ard al ios ed alal. Presently lhe C5P P'aln trlt hs Hsy of; ka5 todk bod wata ne. Jusi ihe co5 neaily sg n', sRi ae Pul upon Gi-n. and fhe cock csAle. aud ae lTes hsaieG togetbef Epoa him.
 Poor esiow. il inusi hsye been desperate work fsf him, for the ship @ss diliiae procigiess rai~ ass Ns pu!Ing uq al ils sane iIaae but b. ciaRg like 8 nan-
 By-saa-by a; a assh we saN hiIa oa g cres, t4-re oars iengtAs away from tte vessel.
 "Hsid oa. Hsy man." shouted the cz-t1ln
 s-fer God's sske te qalS k" sai3 the mae, sna hs veit dosn in ;Feash oi tie sea, And ~e raj e4 thr has der aud ths esgtsl kei al he wiiie call iag 3a him To ksFp up courage. and tod sfrong - Ba Ih fhs husa, could bear T m ssy, ''i c~a | tselt out much longer, Ia Hsost gQae."
 We called ogI iae DOre ta hin io hslt on aud presently gQ; hfa. where cecil mos lay ha1d oi him. and were only waiting for good f ot h. fe bring Ii ap, when the poor fellow groani oet, Its 10 usr--l sau' 'tZooa-bg E., and wave tess- e3 the sha oi ihe rope cleAa RFOa the aalEsrks.
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