Haste and Waste; Or, the Young Pilot of Lake Champlain. a Story for Young People by Oliver Optic
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"I am; bet your life I am." "Where will you get your boats?" "Don't want but one; and they say your boat is the finest little craft that ever floated on the lake." "She is, without a doubt." "Well, we can take some money out of the captain's pocket, at any rate. We'll make a fortune out of your boat, Lawry, if we get her up." "I shall get her up by tomorrow night." "I'll help you, Lawry." "We don't need any help at present. I must go now, for Ethan is waiting for me." "Who's Ethan?" "Ethan French; he is the engineer of the steamer," answered the young pilot, moving toward the door. "Hold on a minute, Lawry, and I'll be ready to go with you. I can show you how to do the business." "I know now." |
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