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The Wings of the Morning

CHAPTER IV
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Another fire was lighted, and whilst Iris attended to the kitchen the sailor felled several young trees.

He wanted poles, and these were the right size and shape.

He soon cleared a considerable space.

The timber was soft and so small in girth that three cuts with the axe usually sufficed.

He dragged from the beach the smallest tarpaulin he could find, and propped it against the rock in such manner that it effectually screened the mouth of the cave, though admitting light and air.
He was so busy that he paid little heed to Iris.


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