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A BRIDGE TO WISEMAN'S COVE BY JAMES MOLONEY CHAPTER BY CHAPTER BOOK REPORT AND EVALUATION
Wiseman’s Cove. Chapter 12.
The Duncan’s lived at Wiseman’s Cove on Bede Island. You had to go across by
barge. There was no bridge. There were 2 barges in competition with each
other. A modern one called “Wattle Lady” and an older one called “A Bridge
to Wiseman’s cove”. Joy drives onto the old barge which is operated by her husband Skip Duncan who has a limp. Skip is complaining about “Lovell” who runs the other barge, he keeps lowering his prices to try and put Skip out of business because of a future big development on the island. Skip really needs someone to help him but cant afford proper wages. Joy finds out that Carl is one of the ‘Matts” and does not seem happy about it. Carl says he wants to be with her when she releases the Osprey back into the wild. Skip Duncan. Chapter 13. They cross back to the mainland on the barge. Carl wants to work for Skip on the barge even for low wages, he insists and Joy tells him there are reasons why he can’t. Skip is willing to take him on until he finds out he is a Matt. Then all hell breaks loose. Seems that Carl’s grandfather Dessie Matt worked with Skip at a timber mill 20 years earlier. |
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Dessie was given the sack and blamed Skip. He tried to scare him by driving close to him on the beach with his ute. He lost control and hit skip that’s why he now limps. Joy talks to skip and Carl gets the job. The Barge. Chapter 14. Carl starts work on the barge. Early morning Joy is crossing and Maddie is in the car. The other barge was getting twice the traffic because his prices were lower. Carl bought a cap much like a ship’s captain. He went to work next day with his wearing his school pants and shirt. When the cars were lining up to get on the barges he put on his cap and directed them onto skip’s barge. They made a lot of money that with Carl acting as some sort of “official’ on the ramp. The next day “Lovell” beat up Carl, Skip tried to intervene but was no match for the younger man and was knocked down. |
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