A Desperate Chance
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On the face of Brooksthere was an amused look, and on Creedon's an expression of realjollity.
"Great sakes! Desmond, " demanded Brooks, "where have you been? I awokeand found you missing, and Creedon and I have been scared almost todeath. " Desmond tried to assume an indifferent air, and said: "I wasn't sleepy, so I thought I would go and explore a little. " "You had better be careful how you explore around here. " "Why?" "Well, that's all; I won't say any more, but be careful, or you may besud...denly missing. " "What did you find, boy?" "I'll tell you all about it in the morning. " The men retired to their blankets and Desmond also lay down, afterhaving promised that he would not attempt to explore any more thatnight.
He did not sleep, however; the phantom voice, the treasure, and hisdiscovery kept him awake, and he lay thinking about ghosts and goblins, and he muttered; "Hang it! I never believed in ghosts;" then as he lay there, there cameto his mind a recollection of the jolly look that had rested on the faceof the guide, and there came to his mind a suspicion, and then acertainty, that he had been fooled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the face of Brooksthere was an amused look, and on Creedon's an expression of realjollity.
"Great sakes! Desmond, " demanded Brooks, "where have you been? I awokeand found you missing, and Creedon and I have been scared almost todeath. " Desmond tried to assume an indifferent air, and said: "I wasn't sleepy, so I thought I would go and explore a little. " "You had better be careful how you explore around here. " "Why?" "Well, that's all; I won't say any more, but be careful, or you may besud...denly missing. " "What did you find, boy?" "I'll tell you all about it in the morning. " The men retired to their blankets and Desmond also lay down, afterhaving promised that he would not attempt to explore any more thatnight.
He did not sleep, however; the phantom voice, the treasure, and hisdiscovery kept him awake, and he lay thinking about ghosts and goblins, and he muttered; "Hang it! I never believed in ghosts;" then as he lay there, there cameto his mind a recollection of the jolly look that had rested on the faceof the guide, and there came to his mind a suspicion, and then acertainty, that he had been fooled.
What to read after A Desperate Chance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Old Sleuth to read onlineMoreLess
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