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www.lizi.twheexaleherbluelightswerebued
shoheterriblenatureofthese.thevesselswere
endousaststo
relievethestrainontheiranchors.thepaddlesandscrehe
stears
behindtheldbeplainlyseen.buteventhisavailedtheut
little,foralsteveryshiplayhelineofcliffsthan
shedidfell;severalothefootoftherocks,
andthelookersonnoticedthatsoheshore
issing.onthedebersof
personsholdingontoropesandbuletisfrohedeckofa
vesselarocketsoaredup,thegitasitrose,and
carryingitfarinland.
bythecaptainsordersseveralbluelights,hepartyhad
broughtdooshohoseonboardthattheirposition
beyondthisnothinguldbedone.presentlyeven
abovethehegaleatrendouscrashhey
fahattheyheardaefaintlyup.
”othingbedone”jackshoutedtohisfriend.
”nothing,sir,”anoldsailorsaided.
thereoing,foriuhe
andidoubtifohenight.”
bythistithesailors,uolieinactive,hadjoihe
officers,andallteredingroupsalongthecliff.
”istherenopossibletingdoheer”jacksaid.
”idontthinkso,sir;butifitightkeashift
totry.”
”letustry,anyhoksaid.
”oh,thereisanother”asanothercrashhegale.
”anythingisbetterthanstandinghere.idontthinkthecliffgoes
quitesheerdoustry,dick;ito
bedoingsothing.”
”allright,jack.letyouandisticktogether.doyoulads,”hesaid,
tuingtothreeorfoursailorsandingby,”keepcloseto
us,andlendahand.”atthepointheyanding,itwas
clearlyiossibletogetdo,
theirfeet.farthertotheleft,hradually,
aheboysbegantotrytodesd.
”thereisasortofholloed,”asortofravine.
thisisourbestplace.”
cautiously,stepbystep,holdingontosuchbushesasgreongthe
roesflattenedagainsttherocksbytheforceof
thegust,anddrenchedeveryntbythesheetsofspray,theboys
detheirilltheypausedataspotherockfell
aont
theyhearda.avesselappearedthroughthedarkness
beloendousthudagainsttherocks.the
sts,edalstabletoju
upoheyreaearlytothelevelonheywere
standing,instantlygoiheside.peeriheyuldsee
theblackssiofthesurgitheirfeet.
thesailorshadpausedsoheast,appalledbythe
difficultiesoreactive,had
acplished.
”gouptothetopagain,”habingba.”bring
dohosesparsdok,alongrope,anda
shortooserveasaguy.gethalfadozenrehands.youdbetter
fixaropeatthetopfiry,aosteadyyouasyouretu.
theresashipashorejustuhus,andithink
down.”
iesthesailorsdesdedagain,carryinga
sparsotnsedifficultythiswaslowered
tothespotheboyshadreached.ohesailorshadbrought
doe,andbyitslightablockotheend,anda
longroperovedthroughit.thenashorterropeehe
endasaguy,andthesparlo,tillitslopedhe
edge.theloherspiled
roundit.
”noksaid,”iwillgodown.”
”youlldohesailorsaid.”thewind
heavier.”
”letgodohyou,”jacksaid.”thethan
an,andokeepusoffthecliff.besides,
herdownbelow.”
”allright,”diaketwoloops
sothatea
shortropeoftslong,sothatanropeourselves
together,andoneholdoniheotheris
dohe
edge,andeyell,lettheoista”
theboyseadily,”dick
said.”stoplifweyell.”
inaetheladsete
frohefaceofthecliff.forthefirstfeheydesded
steadily,andthen,astheropelengthehegustsofwindflung
theiolentlyagainstthefaceofthecliff.
”fendheroffhys,jack;thatsthehatsa
duasa
untainousseastrucktherockbelohink.
theressothingblackdoepartofherstill
holdstogether;sloedup,ihepausesofthe
gale,andhardysresponseof”aye,aye,sir,”cado.
itinutes;butattheendofthatti,
bruised,bleeding,halfstuheblohe
sheetsof,theladsfeettouchedthe
roedaslopingshelfofsothirtyfeetthe
footofthecliff.
thediatelyuhefeet
aisshapenblackss.theyhadbeenseen,
fortheyhadtheedgeofthecliffbefore
starting,andtheyhadseveraltisshoutedastheydesded,andas
theyheground,theyedathearingbyananswering
shoutthattheirlaborshadnotbeeninvain,andthatsooill
survived.
”throedatthetopofhisvoidina
nttheyheardaropefall.gropingaboutinthe
darkheyfoundit,justasa,and,dashing
highovertheirheads,drovethegainsttherodthenfloated
thefftheirfeet.theropefroboveheldthehowever.”lower
a,andthen,aidedbythe
ropefroheship,theyscraledalong,andothe
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