Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-04-07
CHAPTER XIV.
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80 hs was perfectly able 10
7. ,rd work. though Ignorant Of
,,,,,,a as science. ana having
nrys idea Of the course 10 steer
!, cspe Of Good Hope.
-, hove In the wind. while In
.se,ush, about two hours after
,s,,s, scene which closes the
.,.,,r We committed 10 The deep
-, a An,onlO's last victim. the
,..,,pties. whom the 6ailmaker
!. In his hammock. 10 which,
.s,Aout shot or other suitable
\, Ne tied a sack OF Goals TO
d corpse.
|. ks4a.yards were hiied asaah'
~ anxious 20 leave that por-
J, The sea as far as possible
&c hauled ap for the eApo. Tom
.ss,ss ordered every stitch OF
I, Ia, tho spars would hold 10
s... ason the Eusenis. that shs
!, "a be said. walk through The
ms her osa style,
4 u soale do at first vas 10 keep
Ne eoarsc ws had Dr~a steering
a. slsas these disasters began. for
n ~ kEss rot 10 what degree OF
as south or north. se might
.sss drifting. however. NO eai-
~ tsAt HGL0p. Aeah as he ~as.
q u asis 10 take solar oassrra'
3. pgiek 81 our fiaee ON The
tie e6uFtc ~ sin or seven
h q! The Usually snug listir cabin
3. aa1 cleared from gss debris
~ tAs Outrageous proceedings
ala uho Masl have sans Ia the
n Wita a., ~sslnR's y4lqab3~s
nacsy stgW hlm. as 40 could
sassf. aaa ,hc Apeeg expression
b. poe. ritQAs fzsS. as ], seemed
mas ca rs irum the miniature
10 AGr 5s,Ltsad. roHiEaaigd
aas,y Ska 81 the Wild wutk that
e a,sly taken place on board.
asag asa / acre restored 20 cui
NJ ssfths. and thea more thai
% ~ dreams the pale olisSegrsss
- al sisfinE gYes af the ca
= azz bStoFc n4s. aud again
pnes 20 ~ bin eiinEihE unpIsisi
a tssssFssioa 10 tho slender b0oH
81 nasx Above the aesthIa# SCI
4 h eszth aad all lJs coneatnlian
Fsn saantsd ne and made me IN
h.
D lzssHstty u the heat IN ths
- szskssssd the idea that =
- 10 AaFr driltsi far south uf q
I rzas zas II that the upper spar
D EzksHin appeared to- wrisgis 9
~ lias asrpagta aIuft la the sar
~ vale - bot. so clear and :
Esaaa sas tie atmosphere b-tr.>
MI iaai Il ~as saffocsted. especial
IL aillrs % the faint breeze.
ea stai seemed To make sea nc
2 rpv pale. and the former ca
R'''@ a rejection from it's glass
Ire md long smooth s~slls IN
as-hot beyond all description.
ilaEsA sTsr and anon the upp
va sfeurbsa with salt water.
~ Immediately. emitting . stso'
= q SET sood. while the skias ov
zee isilsi TO keep the paint. {
ssif Rising 10 large burnt blister
asst the time xhra We hoped tn
sep suHla have been sell enoul
Asts en- observation. even by bel
7" 70 chair on deck. the wealth
aas 20 rough that he was uuAt
ave bis berth. and during all u
ne BRIG drove before . heA
VIII her courses hauled cte
We lore aud main sopsaii ysr
'''@ On the caps. and their can,
- rsstsd.
VT Tue heat We had endured.
II may Imagine this gale wo'
Hfsshlng and a relief. Not
atmosphere. az 1t became da
t'herlng clouds. increased
Nv elosehess aud heat. thus alb,
a@s We should have had clear t
~ ms hour was gloomy az a nor
,@'ahlght-so dark that the n
y 'ofs' or those lying out ale
"''.fopes At the yarh-arms. wi
=. siose-rcefed topsails. could
'sA from the deck. while the brc
,'ept over the ocean WAS hrea
not as the simeon of the desc
0a' men knew not whether 4
s'.nehed by Precipitation or
saafht torn from the warm "
:, :, " The Increasing blast.
peculiar appearance of this bi
4. Nsfmed and hewildered Tatto
MAJ M, VINO could make nothing Of
,,,I, poor Marc Iilsiop. whose q
~, Nv nave been Invaluable to
|. ~ -, ne heard the singing out on d.
tss -ahoer OF the belIying oou
%S n. with their brails. the !
a,,,. wind through the half-bs
a. an, ano rigging. the CHATTER of biz
N wv overhead. writhed In his
An. 'uurned his own inactivity,
n 'hoapaclty; but he sent mi
a., a'nnourne to cover up the
h ~, s'th wetted canvas. as II
sso Improbable, by the state of
tt,,s 'aere, that It was full of ,
k,,n and thus we might be
hts = iom'" he whispered. 'it
pos s'no gale--I know It TO be 81
! asked, when you ar,
nero beloa, 90