Young Marooners on the Florida Coast
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- Introduction
- The Embarkation
- Arrival at Tampa
- A Dangerous Cut
- Company to Dinner
- A Thunderstorm
- Fishing
- Escape from a Wild Bull
- Marooning
- Hopes and Fears
- Search for Breakfast
- Differences of Opinion
- The Bitter-Sweet
- Fishing Excursion
- Plans for Return
- First Sabbath on the Island
- Exciting Adventure
- Disastrous Expedition
- Night Landing
- Sam's Story
- Inventory
- Rainy Day
- Walk on the Beach
- The Second Sabbath
- Mote in the Eye
- A Hunter's Misfortune
- Fearful Encounter
- Night in the Woods
- Visit to the Prairie
- Night Robbery
- Adventure with a Bear
- Schemes for Amusement
- Christmas Morning
- Horrid Sights
- Helping a Drowning Person
- Mary in Great Danger
- Novel Refuge from Falling Trees
- Preparing for a Voyage
- The Rescue
When Robert, Harold, Mary and Frank are cast ashore on a deserted island, they must learn to live off the land in order to survive. With dangerous wildcats, friendly bear cubs, sunken pirate treasure and more, life on the island is never dull - but will they ever see their family again?
Although it is now over a century and a half old, this tale of children fending for themselves possesses all the elements of enduring popularity. It has the strength and vigor of simplicity; its narrative flows continuously forward; its incidents are strange and thrilling, and underneath all is a moral purpose sanely put. - Summary by MaxineMarie & SweetPea
Although it is now over a century and a half old, this tale of children fending for themselves possesses all the elements of enduring popularity. It has the strength and vigor of simplicity; its narrative flows continuously forward; its incidents are strange and thrilling, and underneath all is a moral purpose sanely put. - Summary by MaxineMarie & SweetPea
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