DROWNED GOLD

ROY NORTON

"I WISH TO SEND YOU TO FRANCE WITH JUST THREE MILLION DOLLARS' WORTH OF GOLD" (page 77)

DROWNED GOLD


BEING THE STORY
OF A SAILOR'S LIFE


BY
ROY NORTON



BOSTON AND NEW YORK
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
the Knickerbocker Press
1919

COPYRIGHT, 1917, BY STREET & SMITH
COPYRIGHT, 1919, BY ROY NORTON

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED


TO
CHARLES AGNEW MACLEAN, Esq.
A VERY LOYAL AND STEADFAST FRIEND
WITHOUT WHOSE ENCOURAGEMENT
AND SUGGESTIONS
THIS TALE WOULD HAVE REMAINED UNTOLD

ILLUSTRATIONS

"I wish to send you to France with just Three Million Dollars' Worth of Gold" Frontispiece

"This is my Daughter, Marty," he explained 6

It came like a Geyser of Water on the Starboard, directly amidships, and the Shock twisted and shook me 98

True enough, there lay the Esperanza 220


Drawn by J. D. Whiting


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