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The Swiss Family Robinson; or Adventures in a Desert Island

CHAPTER XXIII
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I assisted with my hands and counsels.

The vines we planted round the roots of our trees, and hoped in time to form a trellis-work.

Of the chesnut, walnut, and cherry-trees, we formed an avenue from Falcon's Nest to Family Bridge, which, we hoped, would ultimately be a shady road between our two mansions.

We made a solid road between the two rows of trees, raised in the middle and covered with sand, which we brought from the shore in our wheelbarrows.

I also made a sort of tumbril, to which we harnessed the ass, to lighten this difficult labour.
We then turned our thoughts to Tent House, our first abode, and which still might form our refuge in case of danger.


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