Billy Topsail M D a Tale of Adventure With Doctor Luke of the Labrador
Billy Topsail M D a Tale of Adventure With Doctor Luke of the Labrador
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An' I'll have folk fair shakin' their legs off t' the music I makes ! " When old Bob Likely, the mail-man, travelling afoot, southbound from Elegant Tickle to Our Harbour and the lesser harbours of Mad Harry and Thank-the-Lord, a matter of eighty miles when old Bob Likely, on the night of Doctor Luke's arrival at Candlestick Cove, rounded Come-Along Point of Amen Island and searched the shadows ahead for his entertainment, his lodg- ings for the night were determined and disclosed.
THE MYSTERY ...177 It was late a flurry of snow falling and the moon overcast with a thickening drab scud ; and old Bob Likely's disheartened expectation on the tumbled ice of Ships' Run, between Point o' Bay of the Harbourless Shore and Amen Island, had consequently discovered the cottages of his destination dark the windows black, the fires dead, the kitchens frosty and the folk of Amen Island long ago turned in.
Of the thirty cottages of Amen, however, snuggled under thick blankets of snow, all asleep in the gray night, one was wide awake lighted up as though for some festivity ; and for the hospitality of its lamps and smoking chimney old Bob Likely shaped his astonished course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An' I'll have folk fair shakin' their legs off t' the music I makes ! " When old Bob Likely, the mail-man, travelling afoot, southbound from Elegant Tickle to Our Harbour and the lesser harbours of Mad Harry and Thank-the-Lord, a matter of eighty miles when old Bob Likely, on the night of Doctor Luke's arrival at Candlestick Cove, rounded Come-Along Point of Amen Island and searched the shadows ahead for his entertainment, his lodg- ings for the night were determined and disclosed.
THE MYSTERY ...177 It was late a flurry of snow falling and the moon overcast with a thickening drab scud ; and old Bob Likely's disheartened expectation on the tumbled ice of Ships' Run, between Point o' Bay of the Harbourless Shore and Amen Island, had consequently discovered the cottages of his destination dark the windows black, the fires dead, the kitchens frosty and the folk of Amen Island long ago turned in.
Of the thirty cottages of Amen, however, snuggled under thick blankets of snow, all asleep in the gray night, one was wide awake lighted up as though for some festivity ; and for the hospitality of its lamps and smoking chimney old Bob Likely shaped his astonished course.
What to read after Billy Topsail M D a Tale of Adventure With Doctor Luke of the Labrador?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duncan Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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