Dialstone Lane, Part 4.
Dialstone Lane, Part 4.
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"Mutiny?" "Not exactly what you could call mutiny, " replied the captain, in a lowvoice. "A little mistake o' Duckett's. He's a nervous man, and perhapshe exaggerated a little. But don't allude to it again, for the sake ofhis feelings. " "But somebody locked me in the cabin, " persisted Mr. Chalk, looking fromone to the other.
Captain Brisket hesitated. "Did they?" he said, with a smile ofperplexity. "Did they? I gave orders that that door was to be keptlocked when there was nobody in there, an...d I expect the cook did it bymistake as he passed. It's been a chapter of accidents all through, butI must say, sir, that the determined way you came on deck was wonderful. " "Extraordinary!" murmured Mr. Tredgold.
"I didn't know him, " attested Mr. Stobell, continuing to regard Mr. Chalkwith much interest.
"I can't make head or tail of it, " complained Mr. Chalk. "What about theladies?" Captain Brisket shook his head dismally and pointed ashore, and Mr. Chalk, following the direction of his finger, gazed spellbound at afigure which was signalling wildly from the highest point.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Mutiny?" "Not exactly what you could call mutiny, " replied the captain, in a lowvoice. "A little mistake o' Duckett's. He's a nervous man, and perhapshe exaggerated a little. But don't allude to it again, for the sake ofhis feelings. " "But somebody locked me in the cabin, " persisted Mr. Chalk, looking fromone to the other.
Captain Brisket hesitated. "Did they?" he said, with a smile ofperplexity. "Did they? I gave orders that that door was to be keptlocked when there was nobody in there, an...d I expect the cook did it bymistake as he passed. It's been a chapter of accidents all through, butI must say, sir, that the determined way you came on deck was wonderful. " "Extraordinary!" murmured Mr. Tredgold.
"I didn't know him, " attested Mr. Stobell, continuing to regard Mr. Chalkwith much interest.
"I can't make head or tail of it, " complained Mr. Chalk. "What about theladies?" Captain Brisket shook his head dismally and pointed ashore, and Mr. Chalk, following the direction of his finger, gazed spellbound at afigure which was signalling wildly from the highest point.
What to read after Dialstone Lane, Part 4.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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