Isle O' Dreams
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Trask?" "No, " said Trask. "You go to bed and keep still. " He felt that thesteward was inordinately curious about the visit to the captain'sroom and why Trask was walking about outside.
"Cap'n Jarrow, he's gone for'ard, " offered Doc, still standing inthe frame of the door, barely perceptible.
"Forward!" whispered Trask, surprised. This news meant one of twoexplanations for what he had seen--the business was legitimate, andunder the direction of Jarrow, or Jarrow was involved with the crewin w...hatever treachery was afoot.
"Yassir, " continued Doc. "He's got all hands messin' 'round atsomethin'. I reckon the old man he looks for it to come on toblow. " "I see, " said Trask. "Well, I'm going out. Maybe I can be of somehelp. Keep quiet, or you'll wake everybody up. " Doc withdrew from the door, and Trask heard him shuffling to hisown room, expressing some opinion in a whisper which Trask couldnot make out, except that it was to the effect that he hadn'tstarted this "walkin' round like ha'nts in the middle of thenight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Trask?" "No, " said Trask. "You go to bed and keep still. " He felt that thesteward was inordinately curious about the visit to the captain'sroom and why Trask was walking about outside.
"Cap'n Jarrow, he's gone for'ard, " offered Doc, still standing inthe frame of the door, barely perceptible.
"Forward!" whispered Trask, surprised. This news meant one of twoexplanations for what he had seen--the business was legitimate, andunder the direction of Jarrow, or Jarrow was involved with the crewin w...hatever treachery was afoot.
"Yassir, " continued Doc. "He's got all hands messin' 'round atsomethin'. I reckon the old man he looks for it to come on toblow. " "I see, " said Trask. "Well, I'm going out. Maybe I can be of somehelp. Keep quiet, or you'll wake everybody up. " Doc withdrew from the door, and Trask heard him shuffling to hisown room, expressing some opinion in a whisper which Trask couldnot make out, except that it was to the effect that he hadn'tstarted this "walkin' round like ha'nts in the middle of thenight.
What to read after Isle O' Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Frederick Ferdinand to read onlineMoreLess
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