Buccaneers And Pirates of Our Coasts 8 8
Buccaneers And Pirates of Our Coasts 8 8
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At last they reached a town called San Pedro, which was fairly welldefended, having around it a great hedge of prickly thorns; but thornscannot keep out pirates, and after a severe fight the citizenssurrendered, on condition that they should have two hours' truce. Thiswas given, and the time was occupied by the people in running away intothe woods and carrying off their valuables. But when the two hours hadexpired, L'Olonnois and his men entered the town, and instead ofrummaging around to see w...hat they could find, they followed theunfortunate people into the woods, for they well understood what theywanted when they asked for a truce, and robbed them of nearly everythingthey had taken away.
But the capture of this town was not of much service to L'Olonnois, whodid not find provisions enough to feed his men. Their supplies ran verylow, and it was not long before they were in danger of starvation. Consequently they made their way by the most direct course to the coast, where they hoped to be able to get something to eat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At last they reached a town called San Pedro, which was fairly welldefended, having around it a great hedge of prickly thorns; but thornscannot keep out pirates, and after a severe fight the citizenssurrendered, on condition that they should have two hours' truce. Thiswas given, and the time was occupied by the people in running away intothe woods and carrying off their valuables. But when the two hours hadexpired, L'Olonnois and his men entered the town, and instead ofrummaging around to see w...hat they could find, they followed theunfortunate people into the woods, for they well understood what theywanted when they asked for a truce, and robbed them of nearly everythingthey had taken away.
But the capture of this town was not of much service to L'Olonnois, whodid not find provisions enough to feed his men. Their supplies ran verylow, and it was not long before they were in danger of starvation. Consequently they made their way by the most direct course to the coast, where they hoped to be able to get something to eat.
What to read after Buccaneers And Pirates of Our Coasts 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank R Stockton to read onlineMoreLess
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