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CHAPTER XVII OVERBOARD There was no visible object which seemed to suggest a name for the miniature sea; but just then the band began to play "Washington's March." VOX DOT ORG OVERBOARD THERE WAS NO VISIBLE OBJECT WHICH SEEMS TO SUGGEST A NAME FOR THE MINIATURE SEA BUT JUST THEN THE BAND BEGAN TO PLAY WASHINGTON'S MARCH
just such a question last week in school." "I made a volcano on the Fourth of July," said Fred Harper. "Indeed! how?" "I took a handful of powder, wet it, and then placed it on a board. Then I covered it over with a coat of wet clay, leaving a little hole at the top, with some dry powder on it." "That was the crater," added Charles. "Yes; and then I touched it off. It was in the evening, and it looked just like Mount Vesuvius in the panorama." "Now, boys," continued Mrs. Sedley, "who can tell me what an ocean is?" "The largest body of water," replied several. "What shall represent the ocean here?" "The lake." "Very well; what is a sea?" "A portion of water smaller than an ocean, and nearly surrounded by land." "We are in one now," said Frank. He had steered the Zephyr into a corner of the lake which was partly enclosed by the projecting headland and island and the main shore. "What sea shall we call it?" said Fred. The boys looked around them for some object that would suggest a name.   CHAPTER SEVENTEEN OF THE BOAT CLUB OR THE BUNKERS OF RIPPLETON BY OLIVER OPTIC THIS IS A LIBER VOX RECORDING ALL LIVERVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIVER 
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