Cormorant Crag
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"Hah, yes, " replied Vince, taking the lanthorn; "seems a pity, too. Butwe shan't hurt here. Old Jarks won't think we're in so snug a spot. " Out went the light, Vince closed and fastened the door, and then, settling himself in his sandy nest, he said quietly, -- "Now we shall have to wait for hours before we can start. What shall wedo--tell stories?" Mike made no reply.
"Well, he needn't be so jolly sulky, " thought Vince. "I'm sure it's thebest thing to do. --Yes, what's that?" It was a hand ...stretched out of the darkness, and feeling for his till itcould close over it in a tight, firm grip.
"I'm so sorry, Cinder, old chap, " came in a low, husky voice. "All thishas made me feel half mad. " There was silence then for a few minutes, as the boys sat there in totaldarkness, hand clasped in hand. Then Vince spoke.
"I know, " he said, in a voice which Mike hardly recognised: "I've beenfeeling something like it, only I managed to stamp it down. But youcheer up, Ladle. You and I ought to be a match for _one_ Frenchman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Hah, yes, " replied Vince, taking the lanthorn; "seems a pity, too. Butwe shan't hurt here. Old Jarks won't think we're in so snug a spot. " Out went the light, Vince closed and fastened the door, and then, settling himself in his sandy nest, he said quietly, -- "Now we shall have to wait for hours before we can start. What shall wedo--tell stories?" Mike made no reply.
"Well, he needn't be so jolly sulky, " thought Vince. "I'm sure it's thebest thing to do. --Yes, what's that?" It was a hand ...stretched out of the darkness, and feeling for his till itcould close over it in a tight, firm grip.
"I'm so sorry, Cinder, old chap, " came in a low, husky voice. "All thishas made me feel half mad. " There was silence then for a few minutes, as the boys sat there in totaldarkness, hand clasped in hand. Then Vince spoke.
"I know, " he said, in a voice which Mike hardly recognised: "I've beenfeeling something like it, only I managed to stamp it down. But youcheer up, Ladle. You and I ought to be a match for _one_ Frenchman.
What to read after Cormorant Crag?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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