Captain January by Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards
page 67 of 67 (100%)
page 67 of 67 (100%)
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Wave, little Star! wave your little blue apron from the rocks, and laugh and clap your hands for pleasure, as the ripples from the steamer's bow break in snowy foam at your feet. Bend to your oar, Bob Peet, and send your little black boat flying over the water as she never flew before! and press on, friendly _Huntress_, to your port, whence the winged message may speed on its way to the stately lady with the tender eyes, who waits for tidings in her distant home. For Captain January's last voyage is over, and he is already in the haven where he would be. THE END. |
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