34The Natives Are Restless

All aboard for the transcribed premier production, the crews of the Paul Parrot, that thrilling story of whaling days. When we last heard from our friends on the strange island off the coast of Brazil, where the good ship Paul Parrot has been wrecked in the hurricane, Indians had just attacked the camp of the Paul Parrot's crew and carried off Annabel Wilson,

the young lady who was betrothed to Bruno Karsh, the privateer. Meanwhile, it was Misto, in company with Briney, Karsh's hook-handed first mate who led the Indians in the attack on the camp. What misto and briny do not know, however, is that Karsh and Captain Dalton, whom they've tied up in a hut at the Indians' camp, have both escaped.

Karsh freeing himself, apparently meeting a horrible fate at the claws of the Black Leopard, and Dalton having been liberated by our young friends, Johnny Robbins and Sue Grange, along with old peg-leg Dickens. As we join them now, it's almost dark, and Johnny and Sue, with Captain Dalton and Dickon and the ever-present Paul Parrot himself, are heading back to the Paul Parrot camp through

the jungle. I'd like to be in the jungle ever get pitch dark. Don't worry Sue we'll be back at the beach in just a minute. I the Paul parent camp lies just ahead again Sue and Johnny. I want to tell you that you've saved my life so many times I know I'll always be in your death. Oh G Captain Dalton you know if it hadn't

been for you none of us would still be alive. Besides we were really lucky today there didn't seem to be anyone around the Indians village so on the black leopard after cars it was easy to rescue you last me to a yard on captain I've been worrying about that I have what made that village so deserted and blooming