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The Swiss Family Robinson; or Adventures in a Desert Island

CHAPTER XXXII
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We had fortunately taken no gun with us, or Fritz would certainly have fired at this singular animal.

But as it rapidly approached us, we soon recognized the step, and the cry of pleasure which hailed us.

"It is Jack," we exclaimed; and in fact it was he, who was hurrying to meet us with my large cloak and waterproof caoutchouc boots.

I had neglected to take them, and my dear little fellow had volunteered to bring them to Tent House.

To protect himself on the way, he had put the cloak on, covering his head with the hood, and my boots being too large for him, he had put one on each arm, which he held up to secure the hood.
Conceive what a singular figure he made.


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