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Parkhurst Boys

CHAPTER III
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He pulled the boat along to its old position, and throwing the parcel ashore, meditated.
He must wait till one of the others came to help him.

Poor Tubbs! It was hard lines to see the rest of the party scrambling triumphantly up the hill, and find himself left here like a sort of animated anchor.
Happy thought! How came he never to have thought of the anchor before?
There it was in the bottom of the boat.

It would be the simplest thing to jump ashore with it and fix it somewhere in the rocks where it would hold.

No sooner was the brilliant project conceived than it was executed.

Seizing the anchor in his hands, Tubbs stepped gaily ashore and triumphantly wedged one tooth of it into a crevice of the rock, where it would hold firm enough to keep a man-of-war in its place.


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