By Reef And Palm
By Reef And Palm
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"I say, Motley, I was talking about you just now to Taplin AND Nerida. Do you want to know what I was saying? Perhaps I had better tell you. Iwas talking about Tita Raymond--and yourself. " * * * * * Motley put his right hand under his pyjama jacket, but Taplin sprangforward, seized his wrist in a grip of iron, and drew him aside.
"The man who draws a pistol in my house, Mr Motley, does a foolishthing, " he said, in quiet, contemptuous tones, as he threw thesupercargo's revolver into a corner.
...With set teeth and clenched hands Motley flung himself into a chair, unable to speak.
Warren, still seated on the table, swung his foot nonchalantly to andfro, and then began at Riedermann.
"Why, how's this, Captain Ricdermann? Don't you back up yoursupercargo's little quarrels, or have you left your pistol on board?Ah, no, you haven't. I can see it there right enough. Modesty forbidsyou putting a bullet into a man in the presence of a lady, eh?" Thenslewing round again, he addressed Motley: "By God!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I say, Motley, I was talking about you just now to Taplin AND Nerida. Do you want to know what I was saying? Perhaps I had better tell you. Iwas talking about Tita Raymond--and yourself. " * * * * * Motley put his right hand under his pyjama jacket, but Taplin sprangforward, seized his wrist in a grip of iron, and drew him aside.
"The man who draws a pistol in my house, Mr Motley, does a foolishthing, " he said, in quiet, contemptuous tones, as he threw thesupercargo's revolver into a corner.
...With set teeth and clenched hands Motley flung himself into a chair, unable to speak.
Warren, still seated on the table, swung his foot nonchalantly to andfro, and then began at Riedermann.
"Why, how's this, Captain Ricdermann? Don't you back up yoursupercargo's little quarrels, or have you left your pistol on board?Ah, no, you haven't. I can see it there right enough. Modesty forbidsyou putting a bullet into a man in the presence of a lady, eh?" Thenslewing round again, he addressed Motley: "By God!
What to read after By Reef And Palm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Becke And Walter Jeffery to read onlineMoreLess
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