A Madcap Cruise
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" He came on the train that gets in at half-past eight in the morn ing. He is escorting two ladies. They are now at breakfast. " Tab stood fora moment plunged in perplexity. This unexpected arrival of Jack made his scheme of aiding Wrenmarsh dreadfully difficult, and per haps even impossible. He felt himself pledged, however, and he reflected that whatever were Jack s plans the captain would hardly hinder him from keeping a promise which he had made on the A LONE-HAND GAME 201 strength of the s...upposition that the Merle was to be in his hands a full month. Jack had come back before his time, but Tab said to himself that this would surely make no difference in his fulfill ing his obligations to the archaeologist.
He asked for the breakfast party, and was shown into the carefully shaded dining-room where they were seated. Hearty greetings followed, and he sat and talked with them while they finished their repast.
All three looked a bit fagged. Even Mrs. Fair- hew, accustomed as she was to European travel of all sorts, had dark circles under her keen eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He came on the train that gets in at half-past eight in the morn ing. He is escorting two ladies. They are now at breakfast. " Tab stood fora moment plunged in perplexity. This unexpected arrival of Jack made his scheme of aiding Wrenmarsh dreadfully difficult, and per haps even impossible. He felt himself pledged, however, and he reflected that whatever were Jack s plans the captain would hardly hinder him from keeping a promise which he had made on the A LONE-HAND GAME 201 strength of the s...upposition that the Merle was to be in his hands a full month. Jack had come back before his time, but Tab said to himself that this would surely make no difference in his fulfill ing his obligations to the archaeologist.
He asked for the breakfast party, and was shown into the carefully shaded dining-room where they were seated. Hearty greetings followed, and he sat and talked with them while they finished their repast.
All three looked a bit fagged. Even Mrs. Fair- hew, accustomed as she was to European travel of all sorts, had dark circles under her keen eyes.
What to read after A Madcap Cruise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oric Bates to read onlineMoreLess
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