07Johnny and Sue Remain On Board The Ship

to speak for themselves. Board for the transcribed premier production, the crews of the Paul Parrot, that thrilling exciting story of the sea. In our last adventure, we left Captain Dalton, Dickon, and his Paul Parrot on Johnny Robbins in Mr. Grange's cabin.

Ezra Grange has just insisted that Johnny, who was left by Alteste in a cask on board the Paul Parrot, be sent home on the first returning ship they meet, simply because he apparently doesn't like the boy's name.

Immediately afterward, Grange discovered his own sister, Sue, stowed away in his sea-chat. It is now just a few moments later, and Grange is furiously addressing his sister. So you are without question of doubt the most headstrong little girl I've ever known.

You deliberately disobeyed your parents' wishes and mine. Well, I never have gotten what I wanted. I knew the only way I could go on one of these cruisers was to go by myself. You'd never take me.

Well, this means simply that you will have to go back home on the first boat we meet, just like the boy. A vousemitter Grange, you can't send a girl back on a strange craft all by yourself.

This is my ship and I'm perfectly capable of taking charge of my own affairs. And I'll thank you, not to meddle in them. Blow me down. Mr. Grange, I'll have you know I'm master of this ship and whose sales honor is my business.

Why this talk of sending the lad back to port because you don't like it. This long first name is a lot of nonsense. First name doesn't have anything to do with it. I won't have anyone on my ship named Robins.