Back Bay
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“See anything, boy?” asked Wilson.
“It’s still too dark.”
“Well, as near as I can figure, this is where they flipped over.”
Heavy clouds smoldered above Boston and turned the sky ashen gray. It was Sunday morning, a half hour before dawn.
Dexter Lovell and Jeff Grew had killed each other on Friday night. The next morning, Grew’s body was washed up on the Neck. It was stripped of purse and personal belongings and would be buried in Potter’s Field. Lovell’s body had not been found. The tides had h...auled it back to the harbor and thrown it up on one of the islands, where crabs would pick it clean within a few days. The treasure they had died for was still sitting in the mud at the bottom of the Easterly Channel.
Horace Taylor Pratt stood on the edge of Gravelly Point and peered through a spyglass. They had perhaps three hours to find the tea set. After that, Sunday boaters would begin crisscrossing the Charles River Basin, and two men salvaging a strongbox would certainly attract attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“See anything, boy?” asked Wilson.
“It’s still too dark.”
“Well, as near as I can figure, this is where they flipped over.”
Heavy clouds smoldered above Boston and turned the sky ashen gray. It was Sunday morning, a half hour before dawn.
Dexter Lovell and Jeff Grew had killed each other on Friday night. The next morning, Grew’s body was washed up on the Neck. It was stripped of purse and personal belongings and would be buried in Potter’s Field. Lovell’s body had not been found. The tides had h...auled it back to the harbor and thrown it up on one of the islands, where crabs would pick it clean within a few days. The treasure they had died for was still sitting in the mud at the bottom of the Easterly Channel.
Horace Taylor Pratt stood on the edge of Gravelly Point and peered through a spyglass. They had perhaps three hours to find the tea set. After that, Sunday boaters would begin crisscrossing the Charles River Basin, and two men salvaging a strongbox would certainly attract attention.
What to read after Back Bay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin William to read onlineMoreLess
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