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The Swiss Family Robinson; or Adventures in a Desert Island

CHAPTER III
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Fritz declared that the curve of the rind was the cause of that defect: if the spoons had been smaller, they would have been flat; and you might as well eat soup with an oyster-shell as with a shovel.
While we talked, we did not neglect looking about for our lost companions, but in vain.

At last, we arrived at a place where a tongue of land ran to some distance into the sea, on which was an elevated spot, favourable for observation.

We attained the summit with great labour, and saw before us a magnificent prospect of land and water; but with all the aid our excellent telescope gave us, we could in no direction discover any trace of man.

Nature only appeared in her greatest beauty.

The shore enclosed a large bay, which terminated on the other side in a promontory.


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