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...out of the shoals on this course, and if we can weather the ' Devil's-Grip," we clear their outermost point — but if not, as I said before, there is but an alternative." " If w» had beaten out the way we entered," exclaimed Griffith, " we should have done well." ' " Say, also,...

...out of the shoals on thii conrsr, and if we can weather the ' Dcvil's-Grip,' we clear their outermost point— but if not, as I said before, there is but...alternative." " If we had beaten out the way we entered ! tj<wm& Griffith, " we should have done well." " Say also, if the tide would have let us do so," returned...

...weather the ' Devil's Grip,' we clear their outermost point — but if not, as I said before, thfire is but an alternative." "If we had beaten out the...well." " Say, also, if the tide would have let us done so," returned the pilot, calmly. " Gentlemen, we must be prompt ; we have but a mile to go, and...

...out of the shoals on this course; and if we can weather the ' Devil's Grip,' we clear their outermost point — but if not, as I said before, there is but...have but a mile to go, and the ship appears to fly. That topsail is not enough to keep her up to the wind; we want both jib and mainsail." " 'T is a perilous...

...clear their outermost point — but if not, äs I said before, there is btit an alternative." „Tf we had beaten out the way we entered", exclaimed Griffith,...should have done well." „ Say, also, if the tide wonld have let ns do so", returned the pilot calmly. „Gentlemen, we mnst be prompt; we havo but a...

...out of the shoals on this course, and if we can weather the ' Devil's-Grip,' we clear their outermost point — but if not, as I said before, there is but an alternative." COMMON-PLACE BOOK OF PROSE. 1' V we had beaten out the way we entered," exclaimed Griffith, " we should...

...if not, as I said before, there is lint an alternative." "If we had beaten out the way we cntorrd." exclaimed Griffith, " we should have done well." "...we have but a mile to go. and the ship appears to flv. That topsail is not enough to keep her up to the wind ; we want both jib and mainsail." " 'Tis...

...of the shoals on this course, and, if we can weather the ' Devil's Grip,' we clear their outermost point — but if not, as I said before, there is but...well." " Say, also, if the tide would have let us done so," returned the pilot, calmly. " Gentlemen, we must be prompt ; we have but a mile to go, and...

...of the shoals ou this course, and, if we can weather the ' Devil's Grip,' wo clear their outermost point — but if not, as I said before, there is but an alternative." '• If wo had beaten out the way we entered," exclaimed Griffith, " we should have done well." " Say, alao,...