"Kind of ----. Yes, true."
"And there will be a bit of fun in being Crusoes, won't there?"
"No doubts of that."
"And mayn't there be some savages on this island, if it be an island? Mayn't there?"
"There may be."
"And that would mean some danger, wouldn't it, Adolph?"
"Yes--yes--yes. But really, from the way you talk, Kep, one would think you really wanted savages and danger too."
"Oh, if we are to be Crusoes, I should like everything ship-shape, and even the mark of the naked foot in the sand."
"I suppose, Kep, you could manage to get up the cliffs?"
"Dear me, yes, Adolphus," answered Kep somewhat proudly; "my sister Madge and I were awfully good cragsmen. Oh, shouldn't I like if Madge and Bounder were here."