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Hoo--oo--rah; and up she rises!

Hoo--oo--rah! and up she rises!

Early in the

What shall we do with a saucy sailor?

Put hi boat and !

--Old "Sta in from the sea, and was very far

and minute He pointed it out with an exclae "Your eyes are

younger 'n mine are"

"I reckon it's a fisher well over, and that shows there's a good breeze outside He ought

to reach near enough to see us, judging froainst the sky, was so else to watch

and speculate on and wait for, and they forgot, alry and thirsty and sun-parched

However, Captain Mayo kept his own gaze most steadfastly on the landward

horizon He did not reveal any of his thoughts, for he did not want

to raise false hopes Nevertheless, it was firht be the sentiard to his

recent skipper, the ineer on board the Olenia were loyal