The Shipwreck eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 95 pages of information about The Shipwreck.

The Shipwreck eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 95 pages of information about The Shipwreck.

When the excitement attendant upon the arrival of the sufferers had somewhat died down Tommy Green asked to be received as lay brother in the congregation of missioners, in accordance with a solemn vow he made on the night of the shipwreck.  Captain Brown showed a desire to follow his example, but God in His mercy took the deed for the word, calling the repentant man to Him within a few months.  The two boys continued their studies in the College.  Peppo became a missioner, and is perhaps this very day carrying on his blessed work among his people.  Willy made law his life work and had an honorable career in his chosen profession.

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