He gave his arm to Miss King and led her up to a dry rock, on which she sat down.

He went back to the punt again, straightened out Simpkins, hauled him up, and set him down beside Miss King.

Then he rowed back to the _Spindrift_ in the punt.
"This," said the Major angrily, "is a nice kind of party.

You might have had more sense, J.J., than to invite people of that sort out in the _Spindrift_." "You're very unreasonable," said Meldon.

"I thought you'd have found the keenest delight in watching the sufferings of Simpkins.