Coins for the Boatman
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Happy to get off the dusty wagon, Ignacio was looking forward to the journey on the ship from Boston to Salem. He had never seen the ocean up close, let alone from the middle of it. He was looking forward to getting a taste of what his father loved deeply. He looked forward to the salty air and the sound of the waves against the stern of the ship. He hoped that they might come across a whale, like those he had read about in stories of the sea.
Arriving at the harbor, Nathaniel stopped the w...agon and directed Ignacio to stay with the horses.
�I need to go speak to someone about passage to Salem. Stay here with the horses. If you leave them, they will be gone before you can blink an eye. There are scoundrels everywhere in these parts. I�ll secure a ship so just give me some time.� He said staring Ignacio straight in the eyes to make sure he understood.
�Yes, sir.� Ignacio replied.
�Thomas, wake up.� He said nudging the tarp in the back of the wagon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Happy to get off the dusty wagon, Ignacio was looking forward to the journey on the ship from Boston to Salem. He had never seen the ocean up close, let alone from the middle of it. He was looking forward to getting a taste of what his father loved deeply. He looked forward to the salty air and the sound of the waves against the stern of the ship. He hoped that they might come across a whale, like those he had read about in stories of the sea.
Arriving at the harbor, Nathaniel stopped the w...agon and directed Ignacio to stay with the horses.
�I need to go speak to someone about passage to Salem. Stay here with the horses. If you leave them, they will be gone before you can blink an eye. There are scoundrels everywhere in these parts. I�ll secure a ship so just give me some time.� He said staring Ignacio straight in the eyes to make sure he understood.
�Yes, sir.� Ignacio replied.
�Thomas, wake up.� He said nudging the tarp in the back of the wagon.
What to read after Coins for the Boatman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jack Lovin to read onlineMoreLess
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