[The Adventures of Captain Horn by Frank Richard Stockton]@TWC D-Link book
The Adventures of Captain Horn

CHAPTER III
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These rocks will make splendid tables and chairs." The captain stood, breathing hard, a sense of relief coming over him like the warmth of fire.

He had thought of what Ralph had said before the boy had spoken.

Here was safety from wild beasts--here was immunity from the only danger he could imagine to those under his charge.

It might be days yet before the mate returned,--he knew the probable difficulties of obtaining a vessel, even when a port should be reached,--but they would be safe here from the attacks of ferocious animals, principally to be feared in the night.

They might well be thankful for such a good place as this in which to await the arrival of succor, if succor came before their water gave out.


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