Percival Keene, volume 1
Percival Keene, volume 1
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He was a little wag, as full of mischief as myself, and even his awe of liis captain, which, as a youngster in the service, was excessive, would not prevent him from occasionally break- ing out. My mother took great notice of him, and when he could obtain leave (which indeed she often asked for him), invited him to come to our house, when he became my companion during his stay; we would sally out together, and vie with each other in producing confusion Digitized by C3OOQ IC PERCIVAL K££N£. 129 ...and mirth, at other people's expoise; we be- came the abhorrence of every old fruit wcmiaii and beggar in the vicinity.
Captain Delmar heard occasionally of my pranks, and looked very majestic and severe; but as I was not a middy, I cared little &>r his frowns. At last, an opportunity offered, which I could not resist ; and, not daring to make known my scheme either to Captain BridgemaD or aunt Milly, I confided it to Tommy Dott, the little middy, wfab, r^ardless of the conse- quaices, joined me in it heart and soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a little wag, as full of mischief as myself, and even his awe of liis captain, which, as a youngster in the service, was excessive, would not prevent him from occasionally break- ing out. My mother took great notice of him, and when he could obtain leave (which indeed she often asked for him), invited him to come to our house, when he became my companion during his stay; we would sally out together, and vie with each other in producing confusion Digitized by C3OOQ IC PERCIVAL K££N£. 129 ...and mirth, at other people's expoise; we be- came the abhorrence of every old fruit wcmiaii and beggar in the vicinity.
Captain Delmar heard occasionally of my pranks, and looked very majestic and severe; but as I was not a middy, I cared little &>r his frowns. At last, an opportunity offered, which I could not resist ; and, not daring to make known my scheme either to Captain BridgemaD or aunt Milly, I confided it to Tommy Dott, the little middy, wfab, r^ardless of the conse- quaices, joined me in it heart and soul.
What to read after Percival Keene, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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