Jack Harkaway Among the Brigands
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" *'I simply knocked you down, and may have kicked your carcase out of my way, " replied Barboni, with a look of su- preme disdain.
" There ! " cried Bigamini again. " Who's right now, Mr. Sharp-shins ? " " Don't call me names, " said the coxswain, angrily. " I've had to welt you once before, and I can do it again. " " Beg pardon, sir but you've got such a aggravating way. Keep him off ; I'm afraid of brigands. " " He won't hurt you, " replied Jack. " I am glad your character is cleared, as I s...hould have tackled you rather hotly, my little man. " "Thank you, Mr. Harkaway ; you're a gentleman, sir, and Oxford all over. " " Go and call the soldiers here. You can hear the drum, can't you?" " Yes, sir. They've got a foolish way of kicking up a row when they want to catch a weasel asleep, " replied Bigamini, with a grin. '3 1 94 JA CK HARK A WA Y AMONG THE BRIGANDS.
The brigand also smiled as Bigamini limped off, pretend- ing that his leg was very stiff and bad where the chief had kicked him, though if he had pulled his trousers up, it would have been seen that he hadn't got a scratch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" *'I simply knocked you down, and may have kicked your carcase out of my way, " replied Barboni, with a look of su- preme disdain.
" There ! " cried Bigamini again. " Who's right now, Mr. Sharp-shins ? " " Don't call me names, " said the coxswain, angrily. " I've had to welt you once before, and I can do it again. " " Beg pardon, sir but you've got such a aggravating way. Keep him off ; I'm afraid of brigands. " " He won't hurt you, " replied Jack. " I am glad your character is cleared, as I s...hould have tackled you rather hotly, my little man. " "Thank you, Mr. Harkaway ; you're a gentleman, sir, and Oxford all over. " " Go and call the soldiers here. You can hear the drum, can't you?" " Yes, sir. They've got a foolish way of kicking up a row when they want to catch a weasel asleep, " replied Bigamini, with a grin. '3 1 94 JA CK HARK A WA Y AMONG THE BRIGANDS.
The brigand also smiled as Bigamini limped off, pretend- ing that his leg was very stiff and bad where the chief had kicked him, though if he had pulled his trousers up, it would have been seen that he hadn't got a scratch.
What to read after Jack Harkaway Among the Brigands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hemyng Bracebridge to read onlineMoreLess
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