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"How do you ruines

and try to crawl up by the capstan, we couldn't pull her out of the

ine we'd snatch the bow out of here

before we could lift the hook And until we do, how are we going to

move her? There's the channel, but it's as far as ever We can't sweep

her off, of course, and we can't pole her off"

"Well, Peterson," said I, "let us, by allthat he noas possessed of his norlooround at that

This wind is blowing all the water out of Côte Blanche Of course, if

the wind should turn and drive in again, we h tide once uess we're

anchored here for sure"

"The glass is rising now, Peterson," said I, pleasantly

"Oh, yes, it one by for the tie of weather that'll hold, very soon But now, Williao below and see if we can start a pu his head in much apprehension, the old ine-room For my own part, I turned toward

my cabin door All at once as I did so it seeain, a sort of aAnd then I heard an un it open I was greeted with a great whine

of joy and trust, a shaggy forave th of a

loud howl of joy