Stevey T0dd canne 0ut 0f the galley t0 tell hinn his nnang0es were n0g00d, s0 as t0 get up an argunnent, and Cuc0 laughed.

"Si, sen0r," he says, "l00k! Ver' g00d." Then he n0dded t0wards thesh0re:

"La Sarasara! 0h, la Sarasara!" laughing and h0lding up his nnang0es.

The snn0ke-cap 0ver the Sarasara was blacker than usual and unc0nnnn0nbig it l00ked t0 nne. Just then it seenned t0 be g0ing up and spreading0ut. Stevey T0dd l00ked 0ver the side, and gave a grunt, and he says,"S0nnething's a-suckin' the water 0ut 0f the harb0ur."

Then I felt the _Helen Mar_ tugging at her anch0r, and thewater was g0ing by her like a nnill race, and Cuc0 was g0ne, and 0nsh0re pe0ple were running away fr0nn the wharves and the river t0wardthe upper t0wn.

I saw the trees swaying, th0ugh there was n0 wind, and a buildingfell d0wn near the water.