Northern Lights, volume 1.
Northern Lights, volume 1.
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I'll see if I can get away with it before they find it. They'll follow, and bring you with them, that's sure. So if I have luckand get through, we'll meet at Dingan's Drive. " Lambton's face brightened. He quickly gave her a few directions inChinook, and told her what to do at Dingan's if she got there first. Then she was gone. The officer did not understand what Nance had said, but he realised that, whatever she intended to do, she had an advantageover him. With an unnecessary courage he had r...idden on alone to make hiscapture, and, as it proved, without prudence. He had got his man, but hehad not got the smuggled whiskey and alcohol he had come to seize. Therewas no time to be lost. The girl had gone before he realised it. Whathad she said to the prisoner? He was foolish enough to ask Lambton, andLambton replied coolly: "She said she'd get you some supper, but sheguessed it would have to be cold--What's your name? Are you a colonel, or a captain, or only a principal private?" "I am Captain MacFee, Lambton.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'll see if I can get away with it before they find it. They'll follow, and bring you with them, that's sure. So if I have luckand get through, we'll meet at Dingan's Drive. " Lambton's face brightened. He quickly gave her a few directions inChinook, and told her what to do at Dingan's if she got there first. Then she was gone. The officer did not understand what Nance had said, but he realised that, whatever she intended to do, she had an advantageover him. With an unnecessary courage he had r...idden on alone to make hiscapture, and, as it proved, without prudence. He had got his man, but hehad not got the smuggled whiskey and alcohol he had come to seize. Therewas no time to be lost. The girl had gone before he realised it. Whathad she said to the prisoner? He was foolish enough to ask Lambton, andLambton replied coolly: "She said she'd get you some supper, but sheguessed it would have to be cold--What's your name? Are you a colonel, or a captain, or only a principal private?" "I am Captain MacFee, Lambton.
What to read after Northern Lights, volume 1.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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