"You had better run your boat right up on the shore at one end of our camp, where we can keep our eyes on you.

When you wish to move we will move with you.

In that way you will have no further trouble." "You boys wouldn't be of any help to us," interrupted Jane.
"Why not ?" demanded Larry Goheen, bristling.
"Because you sleep too well." "I don't believe I should dare to spend a night on that island," said Harriet Burrell, regarding the shores of the Island of Delight with troubled eyes.
"Why not ?" repeated Larry.
"There are strange things there," said Harriet, pointing.

"Haven't you seen them ?" "Good gracious, no," answered Billy.

"What do you mean, Miss Burrell ?" "Ghosts!" answered Harriet, leaning toward their guests.