Children of the Betsy B

Children of the Betsy B

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Children of the Betsy B by Malcolm Jameson

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1939

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Children of the Betsy B

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he water. Somebody--I've fergotten who 'twas-- told me there's every element in sea water if you can get it out. Leastways, that's how I account for it-she was wood when I bought 'er. Later on you'll understand better why I say that-she could do some funny things.

"The next thing that made me sit up and take notice was the amount of paint it took. I've painted hundreds of boats in my time, and know to the pint what's needed. Well I had to send to town for more; I was shy about five gallons. Come to think about it, she did look big for a fortyfooter, so I got out a tape and laid it on 'er. She was fifty- eight feet over all! And she'd done it so gradual I never even noticed!

"But--to get along. I painted 'er nice and white, with a red bottom and a catchy green trim, along the rail and canopy. We polished 'er bright--work and titivated 'er generally. She did look nice, and new as you please--and in a sense she was, with the bottom I was tellin' you about. You'd a died a-laughin' though, if you'd b

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(1939) Sci-fi (anthropomorphism/) \ Humor


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The Betsy B was purchased second hand from the Navy and has undergone a renovation as a private boat..
Her renovation has, however, just begun.
Dr. Horatio Dilbiss has created The Oil of Life.
The oil is spilled on the Betsy B.
The Betsy B becomes alive and can manipulate her environment.
The Betsy B makes improvements in herself.
If she can make changes why not additions. What about the patter of little paddles around the bay. What about the: Children of the Betsy B.

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