Coco Bolo King of the Floating Island-Sidford Frederick Hamp

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Story of King Arthur, in Twelve Tales 2h 34m 2 speakers 7 chapters transcribed 1 month ago
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TR Love 1:31
Chapter one of Coco Bolo King of the floating island. This is a Librevox recording. All Libravox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit Librevox dot org Read by TR Love of Pleasant Hill, California Coco Bolo King of the Floating Island by Sidford Frederick Hamp. Chapter one The Shadow Chasers Edward can't come, said Margaret. He'd get tired too soon and want to go home again. No, Edward can't come, Francis agreed. His legs are too short. We must wait till he goes upstairs for his nap, and then we'll start. There were three children in the family, Margaret, who was nearly eight, Francis, who was six and a quarter, and Edward, who, being only halfway between three and four, was still a
TR Love 2:30
As Francis had sagely remarked. Too short in the legs for such an enterprise as the two little girls had in mind. They had been spending the winter on the coast of Southern California. When, one morning in April, Margaret and Francis went out into the road in front of the house, and turning their backs to the sun, Amused themselves by running after their shadows, trying to step on their own heads, a feat they had often attempted before, but never yet with any success. While they were thus occupied, their father, coming out of the house, stood on the edge of the sidewalk watching them, and when the two children, tousled and breathless, presently came back to him, He put an arm round the shoulders of each, saying, What are you doing, chicks?
TR Love 3:23
Chasing shadows? Yes, Daddy, it was Margaret who replied. We were trying to get to the other end. So's we could tread on our own heads, said Francis, who never liked to be left out of the conversation. Ah, a difficult thing to do. Nobody ever succeeded yet that I know of, except little Tom Titmouse, and very much surprised he was when he got there. Why? asked both children, with eager anticipation, scenting a story. Because, replied their father, stretching out the word in order to give himself time to think. Because it's too long a story to tell you now, children, for I must leave in a minute. So the story must wait till this evening, unless you should manage to catch your shadows before I get home again, and then you can tell me.
TR Love 4:22
Whether it is all true or not. Whether what is all true, Daddy? asked Margaret. Why, all the things that Tommy Titmouse saw. King Coco Bolo and the Archbishop, and Lobsterneck, the great American Snapdragon, and but I must go, children. I must be off. Goodbye, there's my car coming now. So saying, Daddy ran to the street corner, and there, with a wave of his hand, he vanished. Leaving the two little girls standing before the front gate, thinking. We'll try this morning, said Margaret, with decision.

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