Dazzlers [noun]

Only that very morning he had been a school-boy, and now he was a sailor, shipped on the Dazzler and bound he knew not whither.

He frowned, got up from where he had been sunning himself on top of the Dazzler's cabin, and kicked off his heavy rubber boots.

The wind was blowing from the north in mild squalls, and the Dazzler cut noiselessly through the landlocked water.

The Dazzler's skiff was brought alongside, as was also the small boat in which the two strangers had come aboard.

At this point his thoughts were interrupted by a sharp squall, which hurled the Dazzler over till the sea rushed inboard.

The Dazzler turned on her heel like a race-horse, and swept into the wind, her canvas snarling and her sheets slatting like hail.

"Be careful," 'Frisco Kid warned, as a heavy puff struck the Dazzler and careened her dangerously over on her side.

"Plenty of time," 'Frisco Kid cautioned, shooting the Dazzler into the wind toward it and gradually losing headway.

Beyond, the heavy after-sea was still rolling; but the Dazzler was creeping up in the shelter of a rocky island.

French Pete followed suit with the Dazzler, and then went in the skiff to pay them a visit.