Free to Serve a Tale of Colonial New York
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She seems to be generally unfortunate in finding protectors who have their own purposes to serve. " " Speak for yourself, young man, " was the answer. " Right well the accusation fits you, I doubt not, but till you have proved yourself better fitted for the charge, it is at least a question whether there be not as much wisdom as selfishness in keeping under my care a lass so little able to stand out against a reckless lad's de- mands. Go you to work, and show yourself a man fit to be trusted, a...nd leave the girl where she has the safe- guard of an old woman's guidance — selfish guidance, if you please, but little likely to land her where your foolhardy action brought her. " Fulke was at that moment on the broad seas, en- deavouring to put that advice into action. He was on his way home in a vessel owned by Roger Bennet, returning from a business trip to the West India islands, where he had exchanged his cargo of flour and provi- sions for rum and molasses.
FREE TO SERVE 191 Aveline was wishing him a safe, but not altogether a speedy voyage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She seems to be generally unfortunate in finding protectors who have their own purposes to serve. " " Speak for yourself, young man, " was the answer. " Right well the accusation fits you, I doubt not, but till you have proved yourself better fitted for the charge, it is at least a question whether there be not as much wisdom as selfishness in keeping under my care a lass so little able to stand out against a reckless lad's de- mands. Go you to work, and show yourself a man fit to be trusted, a...nd leave the girl where she has the safe- guard of an old woman's guidance — selfish guidance, if you please, but little likely to land her where your foolhardy action brought her. " Fulke was at that moment on the broad seas, en- deavouring to put that advice into action. He was on his way home in a vessel owned by Roger Bennet, returning from a business trip to the West India islands, where he had exchanged his cargo of flour and provi- sions for rum and molasses.
FREE TO SERVE 191 Aveline was wishing him a safe, but not altogether a speedy voyage.
What to read after Free to Serve a Tale of Colonial New York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Rayner to read onlineMoreLess
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