[The Jacket (The Star-Rover) by Jack London]@TWC D-Link bookThe Jacket (The Star-Rover) CHAPTER XIII 21/78
With a hook-like clutch that was almost a blow, so swift was it, he flung me bodily out of the rear end of the wagon.
I had barely time to crawl out from under when father, mother, and the baby came down pell-mell where I had been. "Here, Jesse!" father shouted to me, and I joined him in scooping out sand behind the shelter of a wagon-wheel.
We worked bare-handed and wildly.
Mother joined in. "Go ahead and make it deeper, Jesse," father ordered, He stood up and rushed away in the gray light, shouting commands as he ran.
(I had learned by now my surname.
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