Godfrey Morgan
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The rout at once began. Perhaps the savages thought they had to do witha numerous troop of natives whom they could not resist. Perhaps theywere simply terrified at the sight of the two white men who seemed tokeep the lightning in their pockets. There they were, seizing the twowho were wounded, carrying them off, rushing to the proa, driving it bytheir paddles out of the little creek, hoisting their sail, steeringbefore the wind, making for the Flag Point promontory, and doubling itin hot haste....
Godfrey had no thought of pursuing them. What was the good of killingthem? They had saved the victim. They had put them to flight, that wasthe important point. This had been done in such a way that the cannibalswould never dare to return to Phina Island.
All was then for the best. They had only to rejoice in their victory, inwhich Tartlet did not hesitate to claim the greatest share.
Meanwhile the prisoner had come to his rescuer. For an instant hestopped, with the fear inspired in him by superior beings, but almostimmediately he resumed his course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rout at once began. Perhaps the savages thought they had to do witha numerous troop of natives whom they could not resist. Perhaps theywere simply terrified at the sight of the two white men who seemed tokeep the lightning in their pockets. There they were, seizing the twowho were wounded, carrying them off, rushing to the proa, driving it bytheir paddles out of the little creek, hoisting their sail, steeringbefore the wind, making for the Flag Point promontory, and doubling itin hot haste....
Godfrey had no thought of pursuing them. What was the good of killingthem? They had saved the victim. They had put them to flight, that wasthe important point. This had been done in such a way that the cannibalswould never dare to return to Phina Island.
All was then for the best. They had only to rejoice in their victory, inwhich Tartlet did not hesitate to claim the greatest share.
Meanwhile the prisoner had come to his rescuer. For an instant hestopped, with the fear inspired in him by superior beings, but almostimmediately he resumed his course.
What to read after Godfrey Morgan?
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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