[It4school-user] ils of the flora, faun

[Gryniuk <tr...@rs...>]

Itors were summoned to Mr Ross's house to dinner, and then the captain
had got into such an eager talk with the king that evening was upon them
before they knew where they were, as Nigel expressed it, and the stories
had to be postponed until the following day. Of course beds were
offered, and accepted by Captain Roy and Nigel. Just before retiring to
them, father and son went out to have a stroll on the margin of the
lagoon. "Ain't it a nice place, Nigel?" asked the former, whose kindly
spirit had been stirred up to quite a jovial pitch by the gushing
welcome he had received alike from old and young. "It's charming,
father. Quite different from what you had led me to expect." "My boy,"
returned the captain, with that solemn deliberation which he was wont to
assume when about to deliver a palpable truism. "W'en you've come to
live as long as me you'll find that everything turns out diffe