Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-01-23
may get to Cropore for any meals
added Mrs. Carew mournfully.

may never have the chance to be cast
ashore again, and you sit here bemoan-
Ing because you can't spend Thanks,
giving in the conventional way"
Cant you be thankful without
being prodded by the smell of pump
kin pie and roast turkey?" demanded
Phyllis scornfully.
"Let us contrive shelter from the
tarpaulins, and you four may sit there
and play bridge. Miss Phyllis and
will concoct Thanksgiving feast for
you to enjoy tomorrow"
The others shamelessly agreed to this
unfair division of labor, and after
very practical shelter had been con-
structed against the sloping bluff and
under the shade of two wind blown
cedars the married people made them
selves very comfortable with cushions
from the boat and by the light of
ships lantern played bridge.
In the meantime Jack Henshaw and
Phyllis Hayden held several confer
ences, during which they displayed
much merriment and thorough con-
tentment with their lot.
They fused around hastily impro-
vlsed shelter that Jack arranged for
little kitchen, and there they prepared
the evening meal with the aid OF the
oil stove
creditable meal 1t proved to be,
though canned beans formed the prin.
cipal dlsh and other canned and bot
tied dellcacies rounded out the menu.
Morning brought sunshine and scud.
ding clouds across the blue sky. Tho
wind still blew heavily, but from an
other quarter, and the waves were
dashing over the deck Of the Nautilus.
The castaways tried to be cheerful,
but 1t proved dismal failure, except
In the case of Jack and Phyllis. Those
two seemed to have tapped some re-
sourceful flow OF good humor, for
they laughed and TESTED and promised
a most inviting dinner for the others,
who chung to their bridge playing, now
sitting on the sandy beach with their
cards.
Jack and Phyllis disappeared and
were gone for n couple Of hours.
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