It was a ADJECTIVE night at sea and things weren’t looking good for Captain Merrill. The crew was downhearted and their NOUN were getting soggy from the NOUN. Suddenly, Captain Merrill remembered the TYPE OF CONTAINER, PLURAL of treasure that had been found on the last island they visited. Cap ADVERB tiptoed down to the brig. The wood of the boxes was weathered. What was in them? Captain picked up one under each BODY PART and hauled them back upstairs to the deck. The crew gathered around and the Captain used a cutlass to VERB the locks. EXCLAMATION Inside, gleaming and new were NUMBER books. The Captain lifted the closest book and carefully VERB, PAST TENSE the cover and began to VERB. One by one, the crew forgot their ADJECTIVE boots and the stormy NOUN and sat down, drawing closer to the Captain as they listened to the NOUN of wonder and NOUN.
