Facing the Flag
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No, I repeat, the Count d'Artigas would probably not be overpleasedif he were aware that Warder Gaydon is perfectly acquainted with thisislet, even if the _Ebba_ was to anchor there--which, as there is noport, is, to say the least, extremely improbable.
As we draw nearer, I attentively examine Back Cup. Not one ofits former inhabitants has been induced to return, and, as it isabsolutely deserted, I cannot imagine why the schooner should visitthe place.
Perhaps, however, the Count d'Artigas and ...his companions have nointention of landing there. Even though the _Ebba_ should findtemporary shelter between the rocky sides of a narrow creek there isnothing to give ground to the supposition that a wealthy yachtsmanwould have the remotest idea of fixing upon as his residence an aridcone exposed to all the terrible tempests of the Western Atlantic. Tolive hero is all very well for rustic fishermen, but not for the Countd'Artigas, Engineer Serko, Captain Spade and his crew.
Back Cup is now only half a mile off, and the seaweed thrown up on itsrocky base is plainly discernible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, I repeat, the Count d'Artigas would probably not be overpleasedif he were aware that Warder Gaydon is perfectly acquainted with thisislet, even if the _Ebba_ was to anchor there--which, as there is noport, is, to say the least, extremely improbable.
As we draw nearer, I attentively examine Back Cup. Not one ofits former inhabitants has been induced to return, and, as it isabsolutely deserted, I cannot imagine why the schooner should visitthe place.
Perhaps, however, the Count d'Artigas and ...his companions have nointention of landing there. Even though the _Ebba_ should findtemporary shelter between the rocky sides of a narrow creek there isnothing to give ground to the supposition that a wealthy yachtsmanwould have the remotest idea of fixing upon as his residence an aridcone exposed to all the terrible tempests of the Western Atlantic. Tolive hero is all very well for rustic fishermen, but not for the Countd'Artigas, Engineer Serko, Captain Spade and his crew.
Back Cup is now only half a mile off, and the seaweed thrown up on itsrocky base is plainly discernible.
What to read after Facing the Flag?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Verne Jules to read onlineMoreLess
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