Among the Brigands
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David followedhim, and as they came in sight of the boat he pointed towards it, and then touched his breast, meaning by that to show that the boatwas his. This the brigand at once understood, and after once morestaring hard at David, as though anxious to ascertain whether hewas speaking the truth or not, he bounded down the bank, and strodetowards the boat, which he examined narrowly, inside and out. Daringthis time he paid no attention to David; but to the poor lost ladthis indifference gave n...o hope. He knew that there was no escapefor him. He felt that on this island the brigand was supreme, andany effort to fly would only be worse than useless. So, instead oftrying to fly, he followed the brigand, and came up to where hewas standing beside the boat.
The brigand examined it very narrowly outside and inside. Heinspected the bow, the stern, and the rudder. He knelt down andlooked underneath. He stepped inside and examined David's clumsyfastenings of the sail. These excited much interest, apparently, and caused prolonged study on his part.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
David followedhim, and as they came in sight of the boat he pointed towards it, and then touched his breast, meaning by that to show that the boatwas his. This the brigand at once understood, and after once morestaring hard at David, as though anxious to ascertain whether hewas speaking the truth or not, he bounded down the bank, and strodetowards the boat, which he examined narrowly, inside and out. Daringthis time he paid no attention to David; but to the poor lost ladthis indifference gave n...o hope. He knew that there was no escapefor him. He felt that on this island the brigand was supreme, andany effort to fly would only be worse than useless. So, instead oftrying to fly, he followed the brigand, and came up to where hewas standing beside the boat.
The brigand examined it very narrowly outside and inside. Heinspected the bow, the stern, and the rudder. He knelt down andlooked underneath. He stepped inside and examined David's clumsyfastenings of the sail. These excited much interest, apparently, and caused prolonged study on his part.
What to read after Among the Brigands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Mille James to read onlineMoreLess
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