In pursuance of the benevolent design of the Trustees, Oglethorpe engaged in this expedition entirely at his own expense; furnished his own cabin-fare, on board; and was constantly attentive, during the whole voyage, to the situation and comfort of the passengers.

"Mr. Wesley hearing an unusual noise in the cabin of General Oglethorpe, stepped in to inquire the cause of it.

It is constructed with a forecastle and a cabin; but the rest is open, and there is no deck.

"Cabin" she repeated to herself.

She took the swing of his pace mechanically, and followed him past the cabin, scarce daring to breathe.

Then she was aware of a blinding flash, and a snap, as though something gave way; and the woman before the cabin vanished, and the cabin and the tall spruce timber, and the jagged sky-line, and Li Wan saw another woman, in the shine of another sun, brushing great masses of black hair, and singing as she brushed.

Bored by the duties put upon her by society, her wealth, and widowed blessedness, she had journeyed into the Northland and gone to housekeeping in a cosey cabin on the edge of the diggings.

Then the cabin door swung wide, and Canim stalked in.

For ten days, in the hospitable cabin of the French whaler, he forgot his sufferings, and regained some of his lost strength.

" "Are you going to give me a cabin?" demanded the other, menacingly.

He passed his time in devising schemes of vengeance, and when Captain Hardy, relenting, offered him a cabin aft, he sent back such a message of refusal that the steward spent half an hour preparing a paraphrase.

Thus prejudice scourges us from the table; it scourges us from the cabin, from the stage-coach, from the bed.

In the gentlemen's cabin are three tiers of berths, one above another like so many book-shelves.

Occasional fragments of seas swashed into the cockpit or dashed aft over the cabin, and Joe was stationed at the small pump to keep the well dry.

The Reindeer dashed by their stern, heeling over till the cabin windows were buried, and so close that it appeared she must run them down.

Pausing only for a cheer at the success of their undertaking, the two lads raced aft, where the cockpit was half full and the dunnage of the cabin all afloat.

Then he locked the cabin door, and they went uptown in search of a restaurant.

"Keep the cabin doors locked, and don't let anybody come aboard.

And don't let anybody into that cabin.

The passengers were called out of the cabin, from the enjoyment of a fire, which the cold, damp atmosphere rendered very comfortable, by a sudden shout of, 'catch himcatch himcatch the negro.'

In the meanwhile I hope you'll consider the cabin your own.

" She was silent a moment, but when she turned her head, he had already vanished into the cabin, where in a moment she heard the clatter of the dishes he was washing.

When Dunwody turned in his troubled pacing up and down the narrow floor of the cabin, he found himself alone.

"Come," said she, and put an arm about her mistress, leading her back toward the door of the cabin.

R82380, 20Aug51, Katherine H. Michelson (E) BOWER, B. M., pseud. SEE Sinclair, Bertha (Muzzy) BOWLUS, RUTH J. Log cabin days in Indiana.