Defending the Island: A story of Bar Harbor in 1758Otis, James
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Defending the Island: A story of Bar Harbor in 1758
Otis, James
Mount Desert Island (Me.) -- History -- Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775 -- Juvenile fiction
5. The original does use the word "prosecute". I
suspect it is just time period usage. "...in position to prosecute
their murderous work."
6. This paragraph is accurate to the book: "...there's no show of
our being able to do anything here..."
7. The second "e" in the word "reëchoed" is a small letter "e" with
diaeresis.
8. The word "of" appears to be time period usage: "...uncle heard
from those aboard of the last vessel...".
9. The word "resentiments" appears to be a misprint of
"resentments". "...gave vent to their resentiments and rage..."
10. The words "some one" appear to be time period usage.
11. The second "e" in the word "reëntered" is a small letter "e"
with diaeresis. It is also used in the title of the 13th
illustration.
12. This paragraph is accurate to the book: "...shake the very
earth, and on the moment rain fell in torrents..."
13. The word "greal" appears to be a misprint for "great": "...the
storm continued with greal fury."
14. The words "some one" appear to be time period usage.
15. The word "of" appears to be time period usage: "...to permit of
a rescue..."
[End of Transcriber's Notes.]
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