: The Rover Boys Shipwrecked; or A Thrilling Hunt for Pirates' Gold by Stratemeyer Edward Rogers Walter S Illustrator - Pirates Juvenile fiction; Treasure troves Juvenile fiction; Adventure and adventurers Juvenile fiction; Shipwrecks Juvenile fiction; Robin

@FreeBooksThu 08 Jun, 2023

Posted in: #FreeBooks #FreeBooksIndia #FreeBooksApp #gg

Vote Up Vote Down

ainly have had plenty of things happen to-day. We'll tell you all about it when we get back to camp."

Seated comfortably in camp and partaking of a substantial meal gotten ready by the other boys, Jack and Randy told first about the encounter with the lion.

"Gee, I hope you killed him!" cried Fred. "I don't want to meet such a beast as that around here."

"The lion must have come from the yacht," put in Ira Small. "An' if that's so, then the ship must have come ashore on the island."

"That's just what she did," answered Randy. "We saw the wreck lying between the rocks away off to the southeast."

"Did you visit the ship?" questioned Andy, eagerly.

"No. We were too far away, and climbing over those rough rocks is no easy task."

"And now we have something of more importance to tell," said Jack. "That is, we hope it may prove of more importance. Small, I'd like to see those photographs of those thirteen rocks you've been talking about."

"Jumping toadstools, Jack! you don't mean to say that you've spotted those thirteen rocks?" ejaculated Andy, and for a moment he stood straight up, forgetting all about his twisted ankle.

"We certainly did see thirteen rocks; great big ones, too, and all in a circle!" cried Randy, proudly. "Of course; they may not be the thirteen rocks Small has been talking about, but there were thirteen of them, and all in a circle, just as plain as the nose on your face!"

"Hurray! I knowed them rocks was on an island somewhere around here!" burst out the lanky sailor. "I been figgerin' it out in my mind ever since we come ashore. Wait! Somebody give me a sharp pocketknife an' I'll cut them photygraphs loose so you kin see 'em."

The two photographs were soon brought forth from the shirt pocket into which they had been sewn; and by the aid of the searchlight Jack and Randy examined them carefully.

Free books android app tbrJar TBR JAR Read Free books online gutenberg

Login to post a comment!