Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-23


and there is no denying il; and / tell
you plain, there is not another man
living that ! would have broken this
voyage for but Deucalou. But don't
think i regret it, and don't think
want to push myself above my place.
This breeze and the ebb are ia king the
old ship finely along her ways. See
those iirc-buckets on the harbor forts?
We're abreast Of them now. Wen
have dropped the 49,! the city out of
sight by daylight, and me food will
not begin to run up till then. But
fear unless the wind hardens down
with the dawn we'll have to bring up
TO an anchor when the food makes.
Tides run very hard in these narrow
seas. Aye. and there arc some shrewd-
iSh tide-rips round my Tin isla nds. as
you shall sec when we reach them"
There were many fearful glances
backward when day came and showed
the waters, and the burning mountains
that hcmmed them in beyond the
shores. All seemed TO expect some
navy of Phorenice 80 come surging up
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starvation IN the sqiiahd wards of the
Guy; and confess ANONYMOUSLY that
was with them in all truth when they
swore they would fight the ship till
she sank beneath them before they
would obey another of the commands
of Phorenicc. However, their brave
o'oS "cIe "ISp'"!eu 10 s''lai' Pur-
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S'uC Oh snlPPihR'
1hey had started OF on their voyage
with bare TWO days provision in their
cqripment' and so, OF necessity, even
after leaving the great estuary we
were forced 20 voyage ooaStWlar' put
ing IN every likely river ana sheltered
leach 10 Stay iiSh ana meat tor future
Nctu9 llng. ANA when the winter
comes, SAID iob' as ITS gales Will
ne heavier than tins OLD snip can
s'omach' had determined 10 haul mp
ana make permanent camp ashore,
ana get crop OF gram grown and
tNreShed before setting san again. 1t
u tue usual custom IN these voyages.
ana sha'l DO II SIM. subject to my
loIh'S better OPINION
80 mere having ny TINS time com
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IN l.a,c tho continent Of Atlantic IL
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his si6e tb,t foocs Euroro win cam.
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yousee me destitute"'
as IN tbat van owe me- potb;,y
bayino done voetlv moro Than vour
share each time we have nut in sbore
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