If we want to bathe, we will have to build a pool." During the remainder of the trip to the wreck both were careful not to run the slightest chance of falling overboard.
"Not such a very lovely place to live in, after all," said Tom.
"Snakes on land and sharks in the water, ugh!" And Sam agreed with him.
Once on the wreck it was an easy thing to obtain the dishes and the knives, forks and spoons, and also some other things they thought they might require.

They also brought away another gun, loading it up before leaving the ship.
"Now, if Mr.Shark comes around again, we can give him a dose of buckshot," said' Tom.
But the shark did not appear, excepting at a great distance.
When Sam.

told his story all congratulated him on his narrow escape.
"Tom is right," said old Jerry.

"Ye mustn't do no bathin' in the bay.
We can fix two pools, one for the ladies and one for ourselves, and make another pool for fish, and another for turtles, if we can find any." The girls had cooked a splendid meal, and soon the table was set on a big flat rock lying near the beach.

All sat down and Captain Blossom asked a blessing, and then they all fell to with vigor, for all were hungry.
"The salt air gives one an appetite," said Dick.
The meal lasted the best part of an hour, for, as Tom said, there was no use of hurrying.