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Jim Spurling, Fisherman

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He Plunged into the Sea and Dragged Himself toward the Rock to which His Father Was Fastened Frontispiece

The Camp at Sprowl's Cove Facing p. 56

Leaning Against the Mast-hoop that Encircled His Waist, He Lifted the Long Lance and Poised It for the Blow " 166

Knees Braced Tightly Against the Sides of the Stern, Hands Locked Round the Stout Butt of the Lance, He Foiled Rush after Rush of the Black-finned, White-bellied Pirates " 172

They Stood Close Together on the Circular Top, Holding on to the Crossed Bails, Waist-high " 222

"We Need that Sloop and We're Going to Have Her!" " 252

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