Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-08

of any kind In the night, which was very
calm, with bright stars, fell asleep; and
when awoke, my mouth being parched, |
went TO the beaker, but found ii empty
knew that the Indian had drank the water
in the night while / slept, and, in my rage
and agony. | could have murdered him; but
the wretch fell on his knees and so piteousy
moaned 10 me in his native language, that
my fury was sobered by the fear and despair
in his face, and in my misery sat down and
wept. Observing my anguish, the Indian
crawled over TO me on his knees and kissed
my feet, and then, pulling out package
from his breast, placed it in my hand and
withdrew 20 the bows of the boat Scarcely
knowing what | did | thrust the package
into my pocket, and instantly forgot it in
the sufferings of thirst which tormented
me- However some relief | obtained by
souSing my shirt in the SEA and wearing it
against my skin; and likewise | chewed
piece of leather from the sole of my boot,
which kept my mouth moist
-Four DAYS passed. in sufferingS need not
describe, and on the fifth dav the Indian
fell crazy, and. leaning over the side Of the
boat in a manner that nearly overset her. he
drank the salt water greedily, as a sheep
would, with his mouth upon it which
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the sixth day was | rescued by a small
schooner from Pernambuco to Portsmouth,
blown by the gale that had wrecked the
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the nrince is aIivey-
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