Contraband; Or, a Losing Hazard
Contraband; Or, a Losing Hazard
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Lascelles's maid.
" Then I'll wish you good-bye, Miss Ross, " said Frank. " I can't do anything more for you now. Only mind you go to bed till dinner-time, and I hope you haven't caught cold. " " Won't you come in ? " asked Miss Ross. " They'll give you some sherry, or brandy, or what- ever you ought to have. I'm sure you must want it. " 1 20 AFLOAT ' Never felt so well in my life ! " he answered gaily. " Besides, I must go back to recover my floating capital : jacket, hat, boat, stretcher and ...pair of sculls, not to mention your pretty parasol. They were all swimming different ways when I saw them last, but I daresay they'll get together again on this side of Staines. We landed the cargo, which was the great thing, but I wish we could have managed to keep it dry. " He was turning away with a light laugh, when she called him back. " I've never thanked you, " said she, " but I know you risked your own life to- day to save mine. If you had lost it I I should like to have gone down too ! " He started.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lascelles's maid.
" Then I'll wish you good-bye, Miss Ross, " said Frank. " I can't do anything more for you now. Only mind you go to bed till dinner-time, and I hope you haven't caught cold. " " Won't you come in ? " asked Miss Ross. " They'll give you some sherry, or brandy, or what- ever you ought to have. I'm sure you must want it. " 1 20 AFLOAT ' Never felt so well in my life ! " he answered gaily. " Besides, I must go back to recover my floating capital : jacket, hat, boat, stretcher and ...pair of sculls, not to mention your pretty parasol. They were all swimming different ways when I saw them last, but I daresay they'll get together again on this side of Staines. We landed the cargo, which was the great thing, but I wish we could have managed to keep it dry. " He was turning away with a light laugh, when she called him back. " I've never thanked you, " said she, " but I know you risked your own life to- day to save mine. If you had lost it I I should like to have gone down too ! " He started.
What to read after Contraband; Or, a Losing Hazard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whyte-Melville, G. J. (George John), 1821-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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