huge mouth, for he thought the monster intended to swallow him, but as he did not follow him Ko-Ko went back. Ko-Ko ran when he saw the huge mouth, for he thought the monster intended to swallow him, but as he did not follow him Ko-Ko went back. The monster opened his mouth again, and Ko-Ko asked, "Do you want me to go inside?" and the monster nodded his head. The monster opened his mouth again, and Ko-Ko asked, "Do you want me to go inside?" and the monster nodded his head. "It must be for my own good," said Ko-Ko, "for he could easily swallow me if he wished, without waiting for me to walk in." "It must be for my own good," said Ko-Ko, "for he could easily swallow me if he wished, without waiting for me to walk in." So Ko-Ko walked into the big mouth and down a dark passage, but what the monster wanted him to do he could not think. He could see very faintly now, and after a while he saw a stove, a chair, and a table. "I will take these out," said Ko-Ko, "for I am sure I can use them." So Ko-Ko walked into the big mouth and down a dark passage, but what the monster wanted him to do he could not think. He could see very faintly now, and after a while he saw a stove, a chair, and a table. "I will take these out," said Ko-Ko, "for I am sure I can use them." He took them to a cave on the island, and when he returned the monster was gone; but he soon returned, and again he opened his mouth. He took them to a cave on the island, and when he returned the monster was gone; but he soon returned, and again he opened his mouth. Ko-Ko walked in this time without waiting, and he found boxes and barrels of food, which he stored away in the cave. When Ko-Ko had removed everything the monster lay down and went to sleep. Ko-Ko walked in this time without waiting, and he found boxes and barrels of food, which he stored away in the cave. When Ko-Ko had removed everything the monster lay down and went to sleep. Ko-Ko cooked his dinner and then he awoke the monster and said, "Dinner is ready," but the monster shook his head and plunged into the ocean. He soon returned with his mouth full of fish. Then Ko-Ko knew that the monster had brought all the things from the sunken ship for him, and he began to
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