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The Rover Boys on Land and Sea

CHAPTER XIII
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They had some matches in a waterproof safe, and soon a camp-fire was started, at which they dried some of their garments.

Then, after eating some of the provisions that were left, they laid down to rest.

Strange as it may seem all slept soundly until sunrise, and nothing came to disturb them.
When the girls arose they found the boys and Captain Jerry already preparing breakfast.

On the shore Tom, had found some oysters and shell-fish, and these were baking.

Among the provisions were a little tea and coffee, and old Jerry had made a pot of coffee, which did one good to smell.


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