In the Days of Drake
In the Days of Drake
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We are dead men, I say, if we set foot in Vera Cruz, or any port of that cruel region. " "Then there is but one thing for us, " I said.
"And that, master?" "We must leave this ship before she drops anchor. " "That is a good notion, " said he, "a right good notion; but the thingis, how to do it?" "Could we not take one of the boats some night, and get away in it?" "Aye, but there are many things to consider. We should have to victualit, and then we might run short, for we should have no compass,... and nonotion, or very little, of our direction. We might starve to death, ordie of thirst. " "I had as soon die of thirst or hunger, as of fire and torture. " "Marry, and so would I. Yea, it were better to die here on the wideocean than in the market-place of Mexico or Vera Cruz. " "Let us try it, Pharaoh. Devise some plan. I will not fail to help if Ican be of any use. " "I will think, " he said; "I will think till I find a means of escape. Ireckon that we have still a month before us. It shall go hard if ourEnglish brains cannot devise some method whereby we may outwit theseSpanish devils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are dead men, I say, if we set foot in Vera Cruz, or any port of that cruel region. " "Then there is but one thing for us, " I said.
"And that, master?" "We must leave this ship before she drops anchor. " "That is a good notion, " said he, "a right good notion; but the thingis, how to do it?" "Could we not take one of the boats some night, and get away in it?" "Aye, but there are many things to consider. We should have to victualit, and then we might run short, for we should have no compass,... and nonotion, or very little, of our direction. We might starve to death, ordie of thirst. " "I had as soon die of thirst or hunger, as of fire and torture. " "Marry, and so would I. Yea, it were better to die here on the wideocean than in the market-place of Mexico or Vera Cruz. " "Let us try it, Pharaoh. Devise some plan. I will not fail to help if Ican be of any use. " "I will think, " he said; "I will think till I find a means of escape. Ireckon that we have still a month before us. It shall go hard if ourEnglish brains cannot devise some method whereby we may outwit theseSpanish devils.
What to read after In the Days of Drake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fletcher Joseph Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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