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Deserted Island—Chapter 3
picked Oogie up in his arms. As
course this frightened Doyle.
The little boy. however. didn't move. "Uh, 1 iillppusu 1‘11 In”: to
carry him." Mid Jack. And he stepped to the side of in“ “‘1! ..:.1
Jack turned to walk :i'.‘.'.‘I3' hum 13,;
boat. Flop. the pet monkey, Jumped to his; mum-r24 ennui-hr, :mvi ui’
Ite‘e terribly ecamd with us."
our fire." (Continued)
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The little boy started to shout loudly. in words that neither Jack
nor Dotty could understand. ,Jack let him shout, however, until he
reached shore. Then he shook Flop loose (ild put. Oogie down on the
and. “Say." shouted Dotty. “we've got to find this little fellow": pat-Gnu.
Jack suggosiod find they iirei build .1 lll‘l'. and [hr-II :wniwh tilt, l.‘~;lilld
to see it Oogle'u people “'0?“ living on it. "I wish w-g 11ml _'~I_,“\_4I1hu*‘g m
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OLIV‘ 90 I 8918 BARTON.
N0. lS—ON THE WHALER
The next picture in the picture
seller! was called "The Whaler."
Kilt/er Blue Cw took Nancy and
Nick to look oi it.
It we: the picture 0! I lam ceil-
inrehip. lying et anchor. with tux-led
stile. car a smell village. The see
m min: And the sky was blue, and
altogether it we: u very peaceful
picture. indeed!
"I- that the kind of a boat the!
catch whales in?" uked Nick curi-
ously.
"It's a boat they catch whales by,"
corrected Minor Blue Cap. “Or not
even that exactly. for on that boat
there is another emailer boot, that
really does the whale utchlnl. But
come—let's go on the 'Whnier.’
You'll be sure to learn a lot there.”
The little guard. or rather (airy-
mln. unlocked the glass in {rent or
the picture, it mean; out. on hinges
like a door. end in I trlce the Twins
Ind followed Miner Blue Cup up a
pal: m uncle Mops. and lteppcd
right on: ‘lIo gold trameJnto the
Picture.
bluntly they forgot all about the
Nature cutlery. It will exactly on
though they had clapped of! u' train
and round themselves in a strange
country.
A wind we! blowing from the no:
end the very eir cmeiled or all. The
wove: were rolling quietly up on a
' sandy beach where come ”human
Wore mending note.
Smoke up coming out of the china.
em or the mile houn- ie the vil-
over the water near the great ship
Ieemed to be happy.
"We can't get out to the place the
'Whaler' is Inchored unless we go in
I. row boat." said Mister Blue Cap. .
“I don't wish to be seen. Nick. so
you go And eel: that man who is
watching the fishermen it he will
row you and Nancy out. I'll hide
eomewhore.‘ but it you don't use me.
don't worry. I'll be there all righty
to see that you are safe."
"Take you out to the ehipl" e:-
clalmed the sailor heartily when they
asked him. “Why. shiver my tim-
bers, you bet 1 will! I like kids 1 do.
and to think of you little ruslcllis
wanting to see the big whole-boat!
Come on!"
And what did he do but pick up 3.
Twin in each of his strong arms. and
carry them over to lg big skirt and
set them gently down In the stern.
Then he pushed ihe box: art the
sand and Jumped in himself. Pick-
ing up the oars he began to row
toward the his ship.
Then when Iliry nrriw-ri ht' liitod
each of them up until they had a
firm hold on the rope ladder, up
which they climhnd until they siuoni
on the. deck of the ehlp.
"Where 1: eI'u-ryhody‘.” said Nan-
cy, looking around.
“They all have bhOa‘I-JQMVI‘." 5.1M
the sailor. "Even ”in oaniain and
male are ashore. Nobody hero but
the Chinese cook and :i poll-parrot."
"Isn't It Irena!” mid Nick ‘ ”thing
around It the black 0in deck and
0‘ hi; Windlass and the oil tank.
"You bet." said the sailor hut-LEV.
! and everything WI! very peace-
I'M m tau-nun firm to.
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