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"It was an old one, and now the side is stove in. Let it go. It will drift ashore anyhow, and we can get it later if we want to. IT WAS AN OLD ONE AND NOW THE SIDE IS STOVEN LET IT GO IT WILL DRIFT ASHORE ANYHOW AND WE CAN GET IT LATER IF WE WANT TO
er Blue. He had the rope of the smashed and overturned canoe in one hand and was towing it along as he swam slowly. It was not easy work to drag the canoe through the water, submerged as it was, but Bunker did it, fastening the canoe rope to the rail of the _Fairy_. Then he scrambled up on deck, shook the water from his face and hair, and said: "I'll get a boat hook and fish up the paddles. They're floating around down there." "Oh, don't bother," urged one of the young ladies. "It was all my fault. I steered the canoe right in your way. We ran into you--you didn't run into us." "Well, I'm glad you feel that way about it," said Captain Ross, while Bunny and Sue watched the little puddles and streams of water dripping from the recent occupants of the canoe and from Bunker Blue. "Is the canoe worth saving?" asked Mr. Brown, as he looked down to where it now floated at the side of the _Fairy_, held fast by the line Bunker had brought on board. "I don't think so," said one of the young men. S FROM THE LIFEBOOISE AND LAST OF ALL CAME BUNKER BLEW HID THE ROPE OF THE SMASHED AND OVERTURNED CANOE IN ONE HAND AND WAS TOWING IT ALONG AS HE SWAM SLOWLY IT WAS NOT EASY WORK TO DRAG THE CANOE THROUGH THE WATER SUBMERGED AS IT WAS BUT BUNKER DID IT FASTENING THE CANOE ROPE TO THE ROYAL OF THE FERRY THEN HE SCRAMBLED UP ON DECK TOOK THE OAR FROM HIS FACE AND HAIR AND SAID I'LL GET A BOAT HOOK AND FISH UP THE PADDLES THEY'RE FLOATING AROUND DOWN THERE OH DON'T BOTHER URGED ONE OF THE YOUNG LADIES IT WAS ALL MY FATHER STEALED THE CANOE REIN TO YOUR WAY WE RAN INTO YOU YOU DIDN'T RUN AND TASK WELL I'M GLAD YOU FEEL THAT WAY ABOUT IT SAID CAPTAIN ROSS WHILE BUNNY AND SHE WATCHED THE LITTLE PUDDLES AND STREAMS OF WATER DRIPPING FROM THE RECENT OCCUPANTS OF THE CANOE AND FROM BUNKER BLUE IS THE CANOE WORTH SAVING ASKED MISTER BROWN AS HE LOOKED DOWN TO WHERE IT NOW FLOATED UP THE SIDE OF THE FERRY HELD FAST BY THE LINE BUNKER HAD BROUGHT ON BOARD I DON'T THINK SO SAID ONE OF THE YOUNG MEN
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