Crackers for Christmas More Stories
Crackers for Christmas More Stories
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Upon their arrival at the castle, the four robbers handed over their booty to be divided amongst the band by Captain Blackcap, who asked Pedro how the new recruit had behaved. Pedro could say nothing against Johnson, for he had fired his gun, rushed in with the rest, and willingly aided in throwing the bodies and the cart down the chalk-pit, but there was evidently some I04 CRACKERS FOR CHRISTMAS. [iii.
suspicion lurking in the man's mind^ and a dislike which Johnson had unaccountably taken to ...him at first, was increased by his evident want of trust in him.
Next day it was Johnson^s turn to remain at home, and having finished his work about the place, cleaning the gnns, sharpening the knives, and aiding the other men who were left in their various duties, he thought he would try to make friends with old Mother Jack, who was knittina: away in one of the old windows, and as she knitted kept by her side a certain black bottle of which she w^as uncommonly fond, and from which she took a hearty pull from time to time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon their arrival at the castle, the four robbers handed over their booty to be divided amongst the band by Captain Blackcap, who asked Pedro how the new recruit had behaved. Pedro could say nothing against Johnson, for he had fired his gun, rushed in with the rest, and willingly aided in throwing the bodies and the cart down the chalk-pit, but there was evidently some I04 CRACKERS FOR CHRISTMAS. [iii.
suspicion lurking in the man's mind^ and a dislike which Johnson had unaccountably taken to ...him at first, was increased by his evident want of trust in him.
Next day it was Johnson^s turn to remain at home, and having finished his work about the place, cleaning the gnns, sharpening the knives, and aiding the other men who were left in their various duties, he thought he would try to make friends with old Mother Jack, who was knittina: away in one of the old windows, and as she knitted kept by her side a certain black bottle of which she w^as uncommonly fond, and from which she took a hearty pull from time to time.
What to read after Crackers for Christmas More Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Hugessen Knatchbull Hugessen Brabourne to read onlineMoreLess
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