Gascoyne, the Sandal-Wood Trader
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We cannot tell. You know he was anxious to preventCaptain Montague from impressing his men. " "And would proclaiming himself a pirate be a good way of accomplishingthat end, mother?" "Mary, " said Mr Mason solemnly, as he seated himself at the table andlooked earnestly in the widow's face. "Your knowledge of this man andyour manner of speaking about him surprises me. I have long thoughtthat you were not acting wisely in permitting Gascoyne to be sointimate; for, whatever he may in reality be, h...e is a suspiciouscharacter, to say the best of him; and although _I_ know that you thinkyou are right in encouraging his visits, other people do not know that;they may judge you harshly. I do not wish to pry into secrets--but youhave sought to comfort me by bidding me have perfect confidence in thisman. I _must_ ask what knowledge you have of him. How far are youaware of his character and employment? How do you know that he is sotrustworthy?" An expression of deep grief rested on the widow's countenance as shereplied in a sad voice--"I _know_ that you may trust Gascoyne with yourchild.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We cannot tell. You know he was anxious to preventCaptain Montague from impressing his men. " "And would proclaiming himself a pirate be a good way of accomplishingthat end, mother?" "Mary, " said Mr Mason solemnly, as he seated himself at the table andlooked earnestly in the widow's face. "Your knowledge of this man andyour manner of speaking about him surprises me. I have long thoughtthat you were not acting wisely in permitting Gascoyne to be sointimate; for, whatever he may in reality be, h...e is a suspiciouscharacter, to say the best of him; and although _I_ know that you thinkyou are right in encouraging his visits, other people do not know that;they may judge you harshly. I do not wish to pry into secrets--but youhave sought to comfort me by bidding me have perfect confidence in thisman. I _must_ ask what knowledge you have of him. How far are youaware of his character and employment? How do you know that he is sotrustworthy?" An expression of deep grief rested on the widow's countenance as shereplied in a sad voice--"I _know_ that you may trust Gascoyne with yourchild.
What to read after Gascoyne, the Sandal-Wood Trader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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