"Well done!" exclaimed William W. Kolderup. "I could not have done
better myself!"
"But with those terrible creatures," said Phina, "Spencer Island--"
"Phina Island--" interrupted Godfrey.
"Phina Island," continued the bride, with a smile, "is quite
uninhabitable."
"Bah!" answered Uncle Will; "we can wait till the last lion has eaten up
the last tiger!"
"And then, dearest Phina," said Godfrey, "you will not be afraid to pass
a season there with me?"
"With you, my dear husband, I fear nothing from anywhere," answered
Phina, "and as you have not had your voyage round the world--"
"We will have it together," said Godfrey, "and if an unlucky chance
should ever make me a real Crusoe--"
"You will ever have near you the most devoted of Crusoe-esses!"
THE END.
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