Oliver Optic,
All Adrift; Or, The Goldwing Club
“ The name was of the utmost consequence, and Dory thought it was better for them to read it for themselves than for him to tell it. Besides, there was a good deal of style in the way the name was put on in the three places."Goldwing!" shouted Corny Minkfield, who was the first to read the name on the stern. "And there is a gold wing under it.""Goldwing!" repeated Dick Short, as he read the name on the heel of the bowsprit. "And there is a gold wing here too.""Isn't that a splendid name for a boat! Goldwing!" exclaimed Nat Long. ”
