The medicine given to the German lad made him feel better in less than an hour, while poor Fred suffered until noon of the next day.

None of the other boys were affected.

The ladies and the girls felt rather dizzy, and Mrs.Stanhope had to lie down until the next forenoon, but by the evening of the next day all were around as before, and then seasickness became a thing of the past.
"Can't tell nuthin' about that seasickness," said Bahama Bill, to Tom, after hearing how ill Fred was.

"I remember onct I took a voyage to Rio, in South America.

We had a cap'n as had sailed the sea for forty years an' a mate who had been across the ocean sixteen times.