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Ince we had made him captain, we should obey him; and he kept us at work
from morning till night, perseveringly, at the same thing. Peterkin
wished very much to run about and stick his spear into everything he
passed; but Jack put up a cocoa-nut, and would not let him leave off
running at that for a moment except when he wanted to rest. We laughed
at Jack for this, but we were both convinced that it did us much good.
That night we examined and repaired our arms ere we lay down to rest,
although we were much fatigued, in order that we might be in readiness
to set out on our expedition at daylight on the following morning.
CHAPTER NINE. PREPARE FOR A JOURNEY ROUND THE ISLAND--SAGACIOUS
REFLECTIONS-- MYSTERIOUS APPEARANCES AND STARTLING OCCURRENCES. Scarcely
had the sun shot its first ray across the bosom of the broad Pacific
when Jack sprang to his feet, and hallooing in Peterkin's ear to awaken
him, ran down the beach to take his customary dip in the sea. We did
not, as was our wont, bathe that morning in our Water Garden, but in
order to save time, refreshed ourselves in the shallow water just
opposite the bower. O