Brothers of Peril a Story of Old Newfoundland
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" " Tom be right, " remarked Clotworthy, with a knowing and well-considered wag of his heavy head.
Harding, who had delivered his speech from a commanding position on a thwart, sat down very softly, as if anxious not to attract any further at- tention.
" We'll have a look at the old arrow-maker, lads, " said Kingswell, cheerfully, " and stock up with enough dried venison to carry us south to Trinity, or even to Conception. Ships often lie in those bays till- the snow flies. At the worst we can ...sail the old Pelican right 'round to St. John's, and win- ter there. I'll wager the governor would be glad enough of a few extra fighting men to scare off the French and the privateers. " An Unchartered Plantation 77 Despite Master Kingswell's brave words, there was no store of dried venison to be obtained from the arrow-maker, for both the old philosopher's lodge and Black Feather's were gone gone utterly, and only the round, level circles on the sward to show where they had stood. What had become of Montaw and his friends could only be surmised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Tom be right, " remarked Clotworthy, with a knowing and well-considered wag of his heavy head.
Harding, who had delivered his speech from a commanding position on a thwart, sat down very softly, as if anxious not to attract any further at- tention.
" We'll have a look at the old arrow-maker, lads, " said Kingswell, cheerfully, " and stock up with enough dried venison to carry us south to Trinity, or even to Conception. Ships often lie in those bays till- the snow flies. At the worst we can ...sail the old Pelican right 'round to St. John's, and win- ter there. I'll wager the governor would be glad enough of a few extra fighting men to scare off the French and the privateers. " An Unchartered Plantation 77 Despite Master Kingswell's brave words, there was no store of dried venison to be obtained from the arrow-maker, for both the old philosopher's lodge and Black Feather's were gone gone utterly, and only the round, level circles on the sward to show where they had stood. What had become of Montaw and his friends could only be surmised.
What to read after Brothers of Peril a Story of Old Newfoundland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts Theodore Goodridge to read onlineMoreLess
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