It was but a few minutes before Harriet Burrell had wholly recovered from the effects of the recent catastrophe.
She was considerably bruised and was rendered nervous by her trying experience.
"Is--is the small boat damaged ?" she gasped.
"Never mind the small boat.

There are more boats where that came from," answered Jane.

"You lie down here while I go for another boat.

Shall I get some one to help us ?" Harriet shook her head.
"If we are going to be fresh water sailors we must learn to do things for ourselves." "That's what I say," agreed Jane, nodding with great emphasis.

"But are you sure you are all right ?" "I'm awfully wet, Jane." "That's nothing.