Poor Mans Rock 8 1
Poor Mans Rock 8 1
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He stood on the _Blackbird's_ deck, snarlingly demanding payment forthirty fish. MacRae looked at him silently. He hated brawling, acrimonious dispute. He was loth to a common row at that moment, becausehe was acutely conscious of the two girls watching. But he was even moreconscious of Gower's stare and the curious expectancy of the fishermenclustered about his stern.
Kaye was simply trying to do him out of fifteen dollars. MacRae knew it. He knew that the fishermen knew it, --and he had a sus...picion that FollyBay might not be unaware, or averse, to Sam Kaye taking a fall out ofhim. Folly Bay had tried other unpleasant tricks.
"That doesn't go for you, Kaye, " he said quietly. "I know your game. Getoff my boat and take your fish with you. " Sam Kaye glowered threateningly. He had cowed men before with thefierceness of his look. He was long-armed and raw-boned, and he ratherfancied himself in a rough and tumble. He was quite blissfully ignorantthat Jack MacRae was stewing under his outward calmness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stood on the _Blackbird's_ deck, snarlingly demanding payment forthirty fish. MacRae looked at him silently. He hated brawling, acrimonious dispute. He was loth to a common row at that moment, becausehe was acutely conscious of the two girls watching. But he was even moreconscious of Gower's stare and the curious expectancy of the fishermenclustered about his stern.
Kaye was simply trying to do him out of fifteen dollars. MacRae knew it. He knew that the fishermen knew it, --and he had a sus...picion that FollyBay might not be unaware, or averse, to Sam Kaye taking a fall out ofhim. Folly Bay had tried other unpleasant tricks.
"That doesn't go for you, Kaye, " he said quietly. "I know your game. Getoff my boat and take your fish with you. " Sam Kaye glowered threateningly. He had cowed men before with thefierceness of his look. He was long-armed and raw-boned, and he ratherfancied himself in a rough and tumble. He was quite blissfully ignorantthat Jack MacRae was stewing under his outward calmness.
What to read after Poor Mans Rock 8 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertrand W Sinclair to read onlineMoreLess
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