Among Malay Pirates a Tale of Adventure And Peril
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hut. Possibly two or three of the Malays may come down to the village before morning, either to fetch valuables they may have left behind, or to see whether we are still here. They may come to-night, or they may come some time to-morrow, crawling through the plantations behind the houses. At any rate, I will wait here a day or two on the chance. " " Whom shall I send with the men, sir ? * "You had better send Parkhurst and Balderson; they will have more authority among the men than the younger ...midshipmen. The men had better take three days' cooked provisions on shore and ten small kegs of water, one for each hut. I will give Park- hurst his instructions before he lands. " " Now, Mr. Parkhurst, " he said, when the boat was lowered soon after dark, " you must bear in mind that the greatest vigilance will be necessary. Choose ten huts close together. One man in each hut must be always awake; there must be no talking above a whisper; and during the daytime no one ' . Must leave his hut on any account whatever.
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hut. Possibly two or three of the Malays may come down to the village before morning, either to fetch valuables they may have left behind, or to see whether we are still here. They may come to-night, or they may come some time to-morrow, crawling through the plantations behind the houses. At any rate, I will wait here a day or two on the chance. " " Whom shall I send with the men, sir ? * "You had better send Parkhurst and Balderson; they will have more authority among the men than the younger ...midshipmen. The men had better take three days' cooked provisions on shore and ten small kegs of water, one for each hut. I will give Park- hurst his instructions before he lands. " " Now, Mr. Parkhurst, " he said, when the boat was lowered soon after dark, " you must bear in mind that the greatest vigilance will be necessary. Choose ten huts close together. One man in each hut must be always awake; there must be no talking above a whisper; and during the daytime no one ' . Must leave his hut on any account whatever.
What to read after Among Malay Pirates a Tale of Adventure And Peril?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G a George Alfred Henty to read onlineMoreLess
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