large/10801/boatclub_1608_librivox_64kb_mp3/boatclub_17_optic_64kb_48
large/10801/boatclub_1608_librivox_64kb_mp3/boatclub_17_optic_64kb
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"How do you feel, Tony?" asked Frank, lifting the noble little fellow from his position. "Badly, Frank; I want to go home," replied he faintly. HOW DO YOU FEEL TONY ASKED FRANK LIFTING THE NOBLE LITTLE FELLOW FROM HIS POSITION BADLY FRANK I WANT TO GO HOME REPLIED HE FAINTLY
m the bow of the boat deep down into the water. The boys held their breath in the intensity of their feelings. One or two of them had dropped their oars, and were leaving their places. "Keep your places, and hold on to your oars!" said Frank sternly. "Ned Graham, take the other boat-hook." "Back her a little--one stroke," said Fred Harper. "We are passing over the spot." Frank ordered the boat back, as desired. "Here they rise! Tony has him!" exclaimed Fred, as he hooked into Tim's clothes. "Grasp the other boat-hook, Tony." Tim was drawn into the boat, apparently dead. Tony was so exhausted that he could not speak, and sank into the bottom of the boat. "Give way!" said Frank, heading the Zephyr towards Rippleton. The sad event had been observed from the shore, and before the arrival of the club boat quite a number of persons had collected. Scarcely a minute elapsed before the Zephyr touched the bank, and the lifeless body of Tim Bunker was taken out, and conveyed to the nearest house. POSE SO QUICK WERE HIS MOVEMENTS HE DIVED FROM THE BOW OF THE BOAT DEEP DOWN INTO THE WATER THE BOYS HELD THEIR BREATH IN THE INTENSITY OF THEIR FEELINGS ONE OR TWO OF THEM HAD DROPPED THEIR OARS AND WERE LEAVING THEIR PLACES KEEP YOUR PLACES AND HOLD ONTO YOUR OARS SAID FRANK STERNLY NED GRAHAM TAKE THE OTHER BOAT HOOK BACK HER A LITTLE ONE STROKE SAID FRED HARPER WE ARE PASSING OVER THE SPOT FRANK ORDERED THE BOAT BACK AS DESIRED HERE THEY RISE TONY HAS THEM EXCLAIMED FRED AS HE HOOKED INTO TIM'S CLOTHES GRASPED THE OTHER BOAT HOOK TONY TIM WAS DRAWN INTO THE BOAT APPARENTLY DEAD TONY WAS SO EXHAUSTED THAT HE COULD NOT SPEAK AND SANK INTO THE BOTTOM OF THE BOAT GIVE WAY SAID FRANK HEADING HIS EFFORT TOWARDS RIPPLETON THE SAD EVENT HAD BEEN OBSERVED FROM THE SHORE AND BEFORE THE ARRIVAL OF THE CLUB BOAT QUITE A NUMBER OF PERSONS HAD COLLECTED SCARCELY A MINUTE ELAPSED BEFORE THE ZEPHYR TOUCHED THE BANK AND THE LIFELESS BODY OF TIM BUNKER WAS TAKEN OUT AND CONVEYED TO THE NEAREST HOUSE
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