Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
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extraordinarily being densey covereu
kinds by which her oulE was
were gushing from hfy places in All these water
falls shone like anbows and showed surprisingly sou a
against the velvet Of the moss and the gray oas
scope uns of the shells upon ner LOST ~ short distance
toward her and stood viewing her at snoi. n
the rakng very much All masts We're sup
ported by shrouds and that all the rigging ,ne sea d
looked shells and moss her shrouos "'u
masts lncrused hckly her hull She was mere
ship shape being twice long as she was
broad great very tall narrowing ATOP
and low bows with prodgious curve to the
willingly worth the world that tue noil
before belonged to period not much later tnan , .n
at least three centuries
perfectly that sue naa
risen in the daylight out of her green and oozy w.
the upheava Of the bed which she lay 70 the
had produced this island
What to become of me9 had no boat no means @ & o
making anything nothing the life buoy tnat wan
trap sharks to pieces H. was
thirsty but there fresh water on this steamng spec w
rock knowing that there mono ana tha
thirst had like to have driven me
mad Where the ship and beyond the isanu rose @ ,
gentle undulation walked tna way au"
obtained view of the whole island which was very e
like head of HILL somewhat after the shape Oh
saucepan to the sight ano
its surface the incrusted SNIP
to look downward sped large fish of the size of COD
eighteen pounds. lying adry In hole put 'ny
and dragged it out and hoping by appeasng @ s
hunger help my somewhat opened my knife and cut
little steak and ate It. The moisture IN tne ueS
carried ship and put under one
waterfalls that the play might keep 1t sweet Inee was
nlenv holes. picked OUT
two the shade but knew that the great oea
must soon the rest whence would como
stencil that might island poisonous to
live spark amid the ashes of my hopes
namely that the the highway ships and that It
wns could sight unusual object With
It, That all the
hone had there nothing in TO keep me
alive the consideration that there was
the Island no food that ship would nave TO san
close little this rock and that
days. aye might eiapse before the OF yonder
the
should be broken the starike shining
a sail
1t occurred / ship might
shelter the dew Of the night She had
looking II formed
round the side toward which she leaned
shells slippery and cutting sailor and
would been nothing harder climb this to
daunt struggle. succeeded hauling
thence easily dragged myself over
rail the deck.
The sight lovely and
surprising the the ships sides Tor
only OF shells hundred different
hues great branching coras white
names of several brilliant delicate
shades eaweed hguaons as
dainty Shells big and
little lying solid they had been In concrete the
ship something ncroloy
admirable.
OF protuberance at rue
mainmasL 1t stood high as dd ano had some
thing shape and indeed after staring at for
had man-thnt is to
was human skeleton up the bulk of living being by
which oil probability this
a ship foundered had been securely
TO for safety for punishment
turned away last with sbudder and walked aft The
wreck unquesonaby Spanish Portuguese
gaeon stated for her shape
you deck and her caselated stern rising