The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-05-24

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and we'd tow o,1rs:.. So We started, our
boat fastened behind. with Ned in It. Jim
hadn't been here long and didn't know
much about rowing. and neither of us
thought how much harder that would
make the pulling. It's queer Ned didn't
think Of it, but guess he was too tired.
GAS said before, it was ebl-tide and
the water rushing out to sea verv fast: I
never saw such a black skv. and the fop
that thick it seemed as if Won could not
breathe. AS we put off from land once
more and went out into the darkness. 7 re-
membered all I'd heard about people be-
ing lost in the fog. 1 thought Of NV hus-
band and the baby, and nv sister, and a
horrible feeling came over me that I'd
never see them again. And all the time
it was getting damper, colder and black
er.
"sWe don't seem to keen a stra;oht
line.' Jim said. after he'd feen rowing
what seemed a long, long time The
other boat, or tide or something. swings
us around so. We'd ought to be near
across. but the waters "a deem AZ ever,
"1 knew thonoh d;dn'+ aav On +b.+
we were not ono;n9 ocroaa for beord Tho
sound Of the Sea At first vcrv faint and
far Off now pettino louder evcrv minnie
md at chh t;de we m;oht easv no canahf
! in the current near +he mouth of tho r;2or
and be carried ont to the breakers snch
a th;no has hannened '
uWor T e. III
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81 " 4s ~, ''ao spoAsn, anu was ~ 1l3eht
% eaea "a IA almost aolgo11on % aocot our ooat,
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"""y "n"t was 'no n"."i.
| thougnt so; the boats loose, by
George, and the Lord knows where she is
now!
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l 1eli Ill con19scd' ana tMnk told jim
t'at ne must ma my ooy-he must turn
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