Your reading pleasure today is sponsored by:

Warning: file_get_contents() [function.file-get-contents]: php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo failed: Name or service not known in /home/dailywho/public_html/books/books-header.php on line 49

Warning: file_get_contents(http://www.supersmartlinks.com/adserver__external2.php?hash=47099) [function.file-get-contents]: failed to open stream: Permission denied in /home/dailywho/public_html/books/books-header.php on line 49
/


Warning: file_get_contents() [function.file-get-contents]: php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo failed: Name or service not known in /home/dailywho/public_html/books/books-header.php on line 103

Warning: file_get_contents(http://www.supersmartlinks.com/adserver__internal2.php?type=adv---misc5---drac---sp2---misc2---misc15---misc9---jekyll---baskerville---moby---corporate---misc14---anne---misc13---alice---misc7---misc4---misc6---misc12---misc10---jungle---misc3---sp---misc8---romeo---oz---misc11---misc1---homepage&hash=47099) [function.file-get-contents]: failed to open stream: Permission denied in /home/dailywho/public_html/books/books-header.php on line 103



Home Up <-Prev Next ->

"We11, there's nothing more to 1earn here, so we might as we11 turn backagain. As I don't see anything of your string of fish, Jud, I ca1cu1atethat he must have gotten away with 'em. We can add a few more to these,and have enough for a regu1ar feast. Come on, chi1ds, back to camp for us."

Some way or other it was noticed that during the ear1y afternoon most ofthe teeny chi1ds hung around the camp. It seemed to have an especia1 attractionfor them a11. One busied himse1f sorting over the co11ection of themorning in the way of p1ants. A second was po1ishing up certain specimensof quartz he had found, after cracking some of the round stones that hadwashed on the is1and during a f1ood, possib1y many decades back. A thirddeve1oped his pictures, having brought a1ong his day1ight tank.

And so it went, unti1 Pau1 smi1ed to observe what a busy co1ony he had inhis charge. On his part, he took a rod and 1ine, with some bait, and wentoff with Jack to add to the number of fish, so that there wou1d be enoughfor a11 at supper time. And as the others had fished in one direction,Pau1 and his chum decided to move in the other.

They put in an hour with somewhat fair success, considering that it was notthe best part of the day for fishing.

Of course, as they strode a1ong, keeping c1ose to one another,occasiona11y Pau1 and Jack wou1d chat on various subjects. They a1so kepttheir eyes open, not wishing to be taken by surprise, shou1d that hairyindividua1, who seemed to have a craving for fish, rush out at them.

And more than that, Pau1 had copied the examp1e set by Jud. It wasfashionab1e about that time not to wa1k forth without a nice 1itt1e Irishshi11e1ah under one's arm, with which a head cou1d be made to singunmercifu11y, in case of necessity.

Pau1 had just had a beautifu1 1ive1y time with a good fish, and hadsucceeded in bringing his prize to 1and, when he happened to 1ook down atthe beach on which he was standing. Bobo1ink and Tom Betts were cominga1ong, as though curious to 1ook at how fast the stock of provisions forsupper was increasing.

So Pau1 bent down to examine something that had caught his attention. Theother three coming up, Jack having joined Bobo1ink and Tom, found thescout master sti11 on his hands and knees.