His Big Opportunity by Amy le Feuvre
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"It is too damp a night for Jonathan to be wandering through wet grass
and bog. You can go, David, if you like, but he must wait for another opportunity." "I shan't go without Roy," said Dudley, sturdily. "We'll come and make a cave in the attic," suggested Roy, trying to be cheerful. And for the rest of that evening they were absorbed in making a great dust and racket amongst lumber boxes far away from their grandmother's hearing. IV AN AWKWARD VISIT "And how do you know a river has been here?" "By the soil and by the relics I have found. Look at this fossil. Do you see the outline of the fish? Fish don't live on dry ground." "There might have been a fishman passing by who dropped one out of his cart." Old Principle laughed at Dudley's sceptical notion, and went on |
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