Saved at Sea by O.F. Walton tells of a grandfather and grandson, whom find a young girl, Timpey. Little did they know she would provide wonderful companionship, and put them “on the rock.”This story is descriptive, intense, and heartwarming. I suggest this book to anyone who enjoys edge-of-your-seat, yet uplifting stories.

1. Ceddie gives more of his friends gifts, and says bye.
2. As a farewell gift, Dick gave Ceddie a red silk handkerchief.
3. Ceddie departs for England.

1. At first, Ceddie doesn’t like the idea of being an earl, but then his mamma tells him his papa would wish it.
2. Ceddie gets out the news to Mr. Hobbs.
3. Mr. Havisham did not think Mrs. Errol or her son, Ceddie, would be very likeable, but when he meets them he is pleased.
4. Mr. Havisham watches Ceddie win a race.
5. Ceddie tells Mr. Havisham what he would do with his money if he were rich.
6. Ceddie is given money by his grandfather and gives money and dry goods to his poor friends.