Arthur Brown the Young Captain
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" " I have not much doubt, " replied the captain. " People are always emigrating from England to St. John's and Canada. Her relatives might have gone, and taken her with them. I shall persuade him in the morning to go, if I can. " The second mate, who was a Marblehead man, and had listened to the conversation, now in- quired, " Don't all this crew belong right there ? and wouldn't they be likely to know more about it than Mr. Griffin ? Most of them are much older than he is. " " To be sure they... would, " cried Walter. " There's Danforth Eaton helped clear Elm Island when Charlie Bell first came there ; then there's Peterson, and Enoch Hadlock, what a ninny I was not to think of that before he went away ! there's not one of them but knows more about his first coming there than I do. " Leaving his dinner, Walter ran forward, and soon returned, saying that Eaton knew all about it A STRANGE DISCOVERY. 197 When John Bell came on board the next morn- ing, he seemed calm, collected, and much more hopeful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " I have not much doubt, " replied the captain. " People are always emigrating from England to St. John's and Canada. Her relatives might have gone, and taken her with them. I shall persuade him in the morning to go, if I can. " The second mate, who was a Marblehead man, and had listened to the conversation, now in- quired, " Don't all this crew belong right there ? and wouldn't they be likely to know more about it than Mr. Griffin ? Most of them are much older than he is. " " To be sure they... would, " cried Walter. " There's Danforth Eaton helped clear Elm Island when Charlie Bell first came there ; then there's Peterson, and Enoch Hadlock, what a ninny I was not to think of that before he went away ! there's not one of them but knows more about his first coming there than I do. " Leaving his dinner, Walter ran forward, and soon returned, saying that Eaton knew all about it A STRANGE DISCOVERY. 197 When John Bell came on board the next morn- ing, he seemed calm, collected, and much more hopeful.
What to read after Arthur Brown the Young Captain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elijah Kellogg to read onlineMoreLess
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