`` 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 Gulliver 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 . Then Dan told them how his boat had been run down by a ship in the fog ; how he was hurt , and cast ashore in the lonely cove ; how he had lain there half dead , for no one heard his shouts , and he could n't move ; how the storm brought him back to life , when he was almost gone , and the sound of Moppet 's voice told him help was near . How glad they all were then ! Moppet danced for joy ; Gulliver screamed and flapped his wings ; and Dan smiled , in spite of pain , to think he should see Davy again . He could n't understand Gulliver ; but Moppet told him all the story , and , when he heard it , he was more troubled for the boy than for himself . `` What will he do ? He may get killed or scared , or try to come ashore . Is the lamp alight ? '' he cried , trying to move , and falling back with a moan of pain .
XXXXX flew up to the highest rock , and looked out across the dark sea .
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