Real Gold a Story of Adventure
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' Strikes me that when we Ve got it, they won't let us take a simple lump of gold out of the place, Master Cyril. ' ' No, ' said the boy drily.
' But I mean some of the precious stones, Master Perry. I shall have them. ' 'How?' ' Swaller 'em, sir, if I can manage it without being seen. Why, do you know I went down by that bit o' stream, last night, to bathe my feet, and before I got there, I stopped short and sneezed, and before I had time to say, " Bless me !" there was an Indian's head popped... up over a bush, and another from behind a stone, to see what was the matter/ ' Yes ; I Ve noticed something of the kind, ' said THE PERIL THICKENS. 161 Cyril thoughtfully. ' But I shouldn't advise you to swallow any stones you find. ' ' Why, sir ?' ' Because they won't agree with you. ' ' They agree with chickens/ said Manning, grinning, ' and make their hard food digest, so I don't see why they shouldn't agree with me, sir. But, I say, Master Perry, let it out now ; I 'm sure you 'd feel a deal happier if you told us what the colonel's hunting for.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Strikes me that when we Ve got it, they won't let us take a simple lump of gold out of the place, Master Cyril. ' ' No, ' said the boy drily.
' But I mean some of the precious stones, Master Perry. I shall have them. ' 'How?' ' Swaller 'em, sir, if I can manage it without being seen. Why, do you know I went down by that bit o' stream, last night, to bathe my feet, and before I got there, I stopped short and sneezed, and before I had time to say, " Bless me !" there was an Indian's head popped... up over a bush, and another from behind a stone, to see what was the matter/ ' Yes ; I Ve noticed something of the kind, ' said THE PERIL THICKENS. 161 Cyril thoughtfully. ' But I shouldn't advise you to swallow any stones you find. ' ' Why, sir ?' ' Because they won't agree with you. ' ' They agree with chickens/ said Manning, grinning, ' and make their hard food digest, so I don't see why they shouldn't agree with me, sir. But, I say, Master Perry, let it out now ; I 'm sure you 'd feel a deal happier if you told us what the colonel's hunting for.
What to read after Real Gold a Story of Adventure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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