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in one hammock, and then, with a sea.
mans prayer, they were launched forth
to oin the swollen hundreds that danced
upon the agilated bilows, cold in death.


Morning came. and with II calm;
the ocean was like a sleeping nlll-pond
the lighthouse stood solitar. in the dis
tance-thc Culloden lay at anchor lii
shore without Il spar--a part OF the wreck
rested upon the Dead Mans Lcdgc-up-
on its tah-rail lonely heron perchcd-and
the wave, as it gently broke against the
foot of the rocks and washed the sand
from the stern, showed to the gaze OF the
bchoider the name Of the gallant Blen-
helm


Mr.. Nipcheese,' said the first lleutcn-
ant, with lccr Of his eye, ; | believe you
had better tell that story to the marines


You be DID, said the purser, in
low voice, and then the mess went to bed.