Cutlass And Cudgel
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Wait. Keep a sharp look-out on the cliff to see if Mr Raystokeis making signals for a boat. I daresay he has been there all the time, only you took up my attention with your chatter. " He swung round, walked aft and began sweeping the shore again with hisglass, while the master and Dick exchanged glances which meant a greatdeal.
"He is in a wax, " said Dick to himself, as he walked to the side, andstood shading his eyes with his hands, looking carefully for the signalswhich did not come.
Two ho...urs more passed away, during which it was a dead calm, and the sunbeat down so hotly that the seams began to send out little black beadsof pitch, and drops formed under some of the ropes ready to come off onthe first hand which touched them.
At last the little lieutenant could bear the anxiety no longer.
"Pipe away the men to that boat there, " he said; and as the crew sprangin. "Now, Mr Gurr, " he said, "I'm only going to say one thing to youin the way of instructions. " "Yes, sir. " "Will you have the goodness to wait till I have done speaking, Mr Gurr, and not compel me to say all I wish over again?" "Beg pardon, sir, " said the master deprecatingly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wait. Keep a sharp look-out on the cliff to see if Mr Raystokeis making signals for a boat. I daresay he has been there all the time, only you took up my attention with your chatter. " He swung round, walked aft and began sweeping the shore again with hisglass, while the master and Dick exchanged glances which meant a greatdeal.
"He is in a wax, " said Dick to himself, as he walked to the side, andstood shading his eyes with his hands, looking carefully for the signalswhich did not come.
Two ho...urs more passed away, during which it was a dead calm, and the sunbeat down so hotly that the seams began to send out little black beadsof pitch, and drops formed under some of the ropes ready to come off onthe first hand which touched them.
At last the little lieutenant could bear the anxiety no longer.
"Pipe away the men to that boat there, " he said; and as the crew sprangin. "Now, Mr Gurr, " he said, "I'm only going to say one thing to youin the way of instructions. " "Yes, sir. " "Will you have the goodness to wait till I have done speaking, Mr Gurr, and not compel me to say all I wish over again?" "Beg pardon, sir, " said the master deprecatingly.
What to read after Cutlass And Cudgel?
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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