32Johnny and Sue Face The Leopard

All aboard for the transcribed premier production of the crews of the Paul Parrot. That exciting story of adventure at Cia board the Good Ship Paul Parrot. When the crew of the Paul Parrot was washed ashore on an island in the South Atlantic off the coast of Brazil during a terrific hurricane, our good friend Sue Grange, Johnny the cabin boy, Ezra Grange owner of the Paul Parrot, Captain Dalton its skipper,

Old Dickon and Paul Parrot himself found themselves shipwrecked on the island with the captain and part of the crew of a privateer vessel the Afrikaana. Not long after discovering savage natives on the island, Captain Dalton disappears.

The rest of our friends are searching for him, and when we last saw what was happening, Johnny and Sue were hidden in a large tree, watching the savage camp at which they think Captain Dalton is held prisoner.

They're surprised to see Captain Carsh the privateer and his first mate, Briny, talking with a white man. Misto, the leader of the savages. Just as we left them, Carsh was attacked by blackie. The black leopard belonged to Misto.

and Sue are still in the tree. In course, Dylan, it's all right now. That white man is ordered the leopard away. Oh, thank goodness for that. Even if, of course, he's a privateer, I wouldn't like to see him killed by a wild animal.

Oh, I guess not. No, me down! What are you two youngers doing in that red tree? Even searching for a lama for you! Dickon! Don't yell so loud! Yes, they come out here, you! Holy, hear me!

What are you talking about? Ah, ah, ah, blow with your lips, you see, salt. Rawr! Close your own lip, Polly. We're coming right down, Chicken. Go ahead, Sue. All right. Here I go. All things, quite an eloft on the tree.