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| + | The unnamed '''owner of the motor cruiser ''[[Bonnka]]''''' befriends the [[Death and Glories]] [[Joe]], [[Bill]] and [[Pete]] after his newly-built craft is delivered to [[the Lake]], and when he goes aboard he finds [[Ratty]] left in her by the stowaways. |
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| + | The Death and Glories had alighted near the Lake, leaving Ratty behind. They run to the Lake, and Joe leading, finds her. They see the owner smoking a pipe and feeding Ratty bread and milk. He becomes ''fast friends'' of the Death and Glories, puts them up for the night ([[CN|CN: It's Gone]]) and the next day takes them for a cruise on the Lake. They meet the Swallows, Amazons and D's ([[CN|CN: One Way of Meeting Nancy]]). He is never named (like the [[owner of the Cachalot]]). |
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| + | The ''Bonnka's'' skipper has many similarities to the [[Cachalot]]: he is friendly and gets on well with the Death and Glories, he is a sports fisherman and he has a fast, modern cruiser. Neither character is named in the books. |
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Revision as of 01:05, 12 September 2020
The unnamed owner of the motor cruiser Bonnka befriends the Death and Glories Joe, Bill and Pete after his newly-built craft is delivered to the Lake, and when he goes aboard he finds Ratty left in her by the stowaways.
The Death and Glories had alighted near the Lake, leaving Ratty behind. They run to the Lake, and Joe leading, finds her. They see the owner smoking a pipe and feeding Ratty bread and milk. He becomes fast friends of the Death and Glories, puts them up for the night (CN: It's Gone) and the next day takes them for a cruise on the Lake. They meet the Swallows, Amazons and D's (CN: One Way of Meeting Nancy). He is never named (like the owner of the Cachalot).
Is he also the owner of Cahalot?
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The Bonnka's skipper has many similarities to the Cachalot: he is friendly and gets on well with the Death and Glories, he is a sports fisherman and he has a fast, modern cruiser. Neither character is named in the books.