“My,” said Gwen, as she floated lazily upon her back, “it’s good to sec the sunlight, although those fishes were wonderful. But how are we going to get to the shore now?” Gwen had her back to the boat, which floated above the sunken wreck, so, of course, she could not sec it. But the men J had already seen us and soon had us aboard. We both agreed that we had had a thrilling adventure, but when we told the Professor about the swordfish and the octopus he said it would have to be the last because, apparently, it was far too dangerous. Gwen was upset, but perhaps it was as well.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 19 December 1936, Page 13
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113“My,” said Gwen, as she floated lazily upon her back, “it’s good to sec the sunlight, although those fishes were wonderful. But how are we going to get to the shore now?” Gwen had her back to the boat, which floated above the sunken wreck, so, of course, she could not sec it. But the men J had already seen us and soon had us aboard. We both agreed that we had had a thrilling adventure, but when we told the Professor about the swordfish and the octopus he said it would have to be the last because, apparently, it was far too dangerous. Gwen was upset, but perhaps it was as well. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 19 December 1936, Page 13
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