Poison Island
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The Captain turned on me severely, and I observed that he and Mr. Rogers had armed them- selves with a musket apiece, each slung on a ban- dolier, and that Mr. Rogers wore an axe at his belt "Certainly not," said the Captain. "Mr. Rogers and I are going on shore to prospect, and I was at this moment instructing Mr. Goodfellow that nobody is to leave the ship without leave from me." "But " I began, and checked myself, less for Digitized by VjOOQ IC I TAKE FRENCH LEAVE ASHORE 239 fear of his ange...r than because I was actually on the verge of tears. I looked around for the ladies, but they had retired to their cabin. Oh, this was hard — a monstrous tyranny ! And so I told Mr. Goodfellow hotly as the dinghy pushed off and, Mr. Bogers pad- dling her, drew away up the creek and rounded the bend under the almost overhanging trees.
"When are they coming back?" I demanded.
"Captain didn't say." " You seem to take it easily," I flamed up ; " but I call it a burning shame ! Captain Branscome seems to think that this Island belongs to him; and you know well enough, if it hadn't been for me, he'd never have set eyes on it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Captain turned on me severely, and I observed that he and Mr. Rogers had armed them- selves with a musket apiece, each slung on a ban- dolier, and that Mr. Rogers wore an axe at his belt "Certainly not," said the Captain. "Mr. Rogers and I are going on shore to prospect, and I was at this moment instructing Mr. Goodfellow that nobody is to leave the ship without leave from me." "But " I began, and checked myself, less for Digitized by VjOOQ IC I TAKE FRENCH LEAVE ASHORE 239 fear of his ange...r than because I was actually on the verge of tears. I looked around for the ladies, but they had retired to their cabin. Oh, this was hard — a monstrous tyranny ! And so I told Mr. Goodfellow hotly as the dinghy pushed off and, Mr. Bogers pad- dling her, drew away up the creek and rounded the bend under the almost overhanging trees.
"When are they coming back?" I demanded.
"Captain didn't say." " You seem to take it easily," I flamed up ; " but I call it a burning shame ! Captain Branscome seems to think that this Island belongs to him; and you know well enough, if it hadn't been for me, he'd never have set eyes on it.
What to read after Poison Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quiller-Couch Arthur Thomas Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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