The Battle of Dickens

Dick was in the midst of a battle with an enemy. He had his back turned to his own men, and saw that this adroit and skillful adversary was bent on drawing him farther and farther away. Dick determined to decide the combat instantly; he leaped right at the throat of his opponent. The man went down backwards, with Dick still upon the top of him, and the next wave, speedily succeeding to the last, buried him below a rush of water. While he was still submerged, Dick forced his dagger from his grasp, and rose to his feet victorious. 'Lead me to your captain, youth,' said the conquered night. "'It is fit that's butchery

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