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in reach of help. None, however, was
to be heard; the bleating of sheep,
and the lowing of the distant herd,
were alone to be distinguished. What
was to be doner He could not leave
him whilst he procured assistance, lest
he might die in the interval. Again he
ran to the brook, and again filling his
hat with water, sprinkled it upon his
face and hands. In a few minutes the
Sailor opened his eyes. Charles sup-
ported him as well as he was able; and
shortly after had the satisfaction of see-
ing Rosa, attended by two little girls, her
schoolfellows, coming along the road.

Charles called to them to make haste.
They ran, and soon came to the place
~where the Sailor lay. Hardly had
they time for inquiry, when Charles

spied