`` What has happened to Davy alone on the island all this while ? He will fall ill with loneliness and trouble ; the lamp wo n't be lighted , the ships will be wrecked , and many people will suffer . O Dan , Dan , if we could only find you , how happy we should be ! '' As Gulliver spoke , a voice cried through the darkness : `` Is you dere , honey ? '' and Moppet came climbing over the rocks , with a basket full of such bits as she could get . `` Poor birdie , is you starvin ' ? Here , jes go at dis , and joy yourself . Dere 's fish and tings I tink you 'd like . How is you now , dear ? '' `` Better , Moppet ; but , it 's so stormy , I ca n't get to Davy ; and I worry about him , '' began Gulliver , pecking away at his supper : but he stopped suddenly , for a faint sound came up from below , as if some one called , `` Help , help ! '' `` Hi ! what 's dat ? '' said Moppet , listening . `` Davy , Davy ! '' called the voice . `` It 's Dan . Hurrah , we 've found him ! '' and Gulliver dived off the rock so reckless that he went splash into the water . But that did n't matter to him ; and he paddled away , like a little steamer with all the engines in full blast . Down by the sea-side , between two stones , lay Dan , so bruised and hurt he could n't move , and so faint with hunger and pain he could hardly speak .
As soon as XXXXX called , Moppet scrambled down , and fed the poor man with her scraps , brought him rain-water from a crevice near by , and bound up his wounded head with her little apron .
Dan Davy Gulliver Moppet dat dis fall people stones tings