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The Swiss Family Robinson; or Adventures in a Desert Island

CHAPTER XVI
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But, remember, I could not have given you a greater proof of my confidence, than in leaving you to protect your mother and brothers.

A noble mind finds its purest joy in the accomplishment of its duty, and to that willingly sacrifices its inclination.

But," I added, in a low tone, lest I should distress my wife, "I propose another expedition to the vessel, and you must accompany me." We then fed our tired animals, giving them some salt with their grass, a great treat to them.

Some salmon was prepared for dinner, and the rest salted.

After dinner, I hung up the kangaroo till next day, when we intended to salt and smoke the flesh.


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