The Bookshelf for boys and girls Children's Book of Fact and Fancy part 2 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 75
zen, and Johnsmokes and chats as he prays. As he has only asingle tongue, however, he must use some deviceto do either the chatting or the praying. So heprays by means of two sticks, half round, de-termining by the way they fall whether or not hisprayer is granted. Or he prints his prayer on astrip… … *..--r-..v r....^,lf Ji„l ROBINSON CRUSOES ISLAND (Tico Hundred Years Later)BY FRANCIS ARNOLD COLLINS What boy would not feel perfectly at home onRobinson Crusoes island? The cave hollowedin the rock, the garden where he grew his wheatand tended his goats, the forests and plains ofCrusoes…
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