Pacific Tales
Pacific Tales
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I am owner now. Funny, isn't it ? Now, now ; don't get excited, Mr. Willis, and look about you in that way. There isn't a ghost of a chance ; I can tell you that. If you make one step towards me, you and every man Jack will get his throat cut. And as soon as I have finished my business with our friend here you'll be captain and owner, too, if you like. By the by, what's the cargo worth ? " The mate told him.
A Tale of the North-West Pacific. 123 " Ah, quite a nice little sum two thousand pounds.... Now, Mr. Willis, that will be practically yours. With only one other white man on board, you can take the vessel to Honolulu and sell both her and the cargo, and no questions asked. Hard on our friend here, though ; isn't it ? " " Good God, man, what are you going to do to the captain murder him ? " "For God's sake, Willis, help me ! " The mute agony in the skipper's face, more than the spoken words, moved even the rough and brutal nature of the mate, and he opened his lips to speak.
" No ! " said the man at the wheel ; " you shall not help him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am owner now. Funny, isn't it ? Now, now ; don't get excited, Mr. Willis, and look about you in that way. There isn't a ghost of a chance ; I can tell you that. If you make one step towards me, you and every man Jack will get his throat cut. And as soon as I have finished my business with our friend here you'll be captain and owner, too, if you like. By the by, what's the cargo worth ? " The mate told him.
A Tale of the North-West Pacific. 123 " Ah, quite a nice little sum two thousand pounds.... Now, Mr. Willis, that will be practically yours. With only one other white man on board, you can take the vessel to Honolulu and sell both her and the cargo, and no questions asked. Hard on our friend here, though ; isn't it ? " " Good God, man, what are you going to do to the captain murder him ? " "For God's sake, Willis, help me ! " The mute agony in the skipper's face, more than the spoken words, moved even the rough and brutal nature of the mate, and he opened his lips to speak.
" No ! " said the man at the wheel ; " you shall not help him.
What to read after Pacific Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Becke And Walter Jeffery to read onlineMoreLess
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