Happy Jack
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"We fell in with no other ship till Sydney was reached. I went onshore, purposing to amuse myself for a short time, and then return homeand fulfil the dying request of my unfortunate companion in the boat. Would that I had gone on board a vessel sailing the very day of ourarrival. Jack, never put off doing your duty, under the idea that itmay be done a little time hence, lest that roaring lion we read of maycatch hold of you and tempt you to put it off altogether. I remained onday after day, mi...xing in society, and rapidly spending my money. It wasall gone, and then, Jack, " and old Tom lowered his voice, "I did thatvile deed--I broke open the box and took possession of the money I foundwithin--the widow's and orphan's gold. I tried to persuade myself thatthey had certainly been lost. At first I only took the gold, intendingto go home with the other articles; then I got to the notes. I had somedifficulty in getting them changed, and was afraid of being discovered. At last I began to dispose of the jewels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We fell in with no other ship till Sydney was reached. I went onshore, purposing to amuse myself for a short time, and then return homeand fulfil the dying request of my unfortunate companion in the boat. Would that I had gone on board a vessel sailing the very day of ourarrival. Jack, never put off doing your duty, under the idea that itmay be done a little time hence, lest that roaring lion we read of maycatch hold of you and tempt you to put it off altogether. I remained onday after day, mi...xing in society, and rapidly spending my money. It wasall gone, and then, Jack, " and old Tom lowered his voice, "I did thatvile deed--I broke open the box and took possession of the money I foundwithin--the widow's and orphan's gold. I tried to persuade myself thatthey had certainly been lost. At first I only took the gold, intendingto go home with the other articles; then I got to the notes. I had somedifficulty in getting them changed, and was afraid of being discovered. At last I began to dispose of the jewels.
What to read after Happy Jack?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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