It was to be a long journey, so Aunt Emily thought it wise to take the donkey cart., Dorothy will have to go on ahead down the road with the donkeys, and we can meet her at the Point., Freddie had already filled his cap with little shells., Uncle Daniel started down the cliffs first, and close behind him came Mrs. Bobbsey and Aunt Emily., It was a large oyster and had been washed quite clean by the noisy waves., Hal opened it easily with his knife, and then he asked who was hungry., "Let me see," said Mr. Minturn, taking the little shell in his hand and turning out the oyster., Nellie objected, hardly believing that anything of value could be picked up so easily., I've always looked for pearls, and never could find one., Yet, every time Freddie found a clam or a mussel, he wanted it opened to look for pearls.,

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