Rodman the Boatsteerer And Other Stories
Rodman the Boatsteerer And Other Stories
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" Then as two native women appeared, as ifsearching for their mistress, he raised his hat and walked quickly away.
***** Armand Le Mescam, with the bitterest rage depicted on his swarthyfeatures, rose to his feet, and instead of returning to his house wentslowly along towards one of his storehouses, without even glancing athis wife, who stood watching him from where Channing had left her. Ina few moments she saw his figure vanishing among the palms, but not soquickly but that she perceived he c...arried a musket.
His intention was easy to divine, and with a despairing look in hereyes, she began to run after him, carrying the infant in her arms.
***** Private Watts, meanwhile, had very much enjoyed himself with thenatives, who, by reason of the Polynesian strain in their blood, werea merry, demonstrative, joyous people, unlike most of the Malayan race, who are much the reverse, especially towards strangers. For some timehe had been watching the native boys throwing darts at a target, andhis attempts to emulate their skill aroused much childish merriment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Then as two native women appeared, as ifsearching for their mistress, he raised his hat and walked quickly away.
***** Armand Le Mescam, with the bitterest rage depicted on his swarthyfeatures, rose to his feet, and instead of returning to his house wentslowly along towards one of his storehouses, without even glancing athis wife, who stood watching him from where Channing had left her. Ina few moments she saw his figure vanishing among the palms, but not soquickly but that she perceived he c...arried a musket.
His intention was easy to divine, and with a despairing look in hereyes, she began to run after him, carrying the infant in her arms.
***** Private Watts, meanwhile, had very much enjoyed himself with thenatives, who, by reason of the Polynesian strain in their blood, werea merry, demonstrative, joyous people, unlike most of the Malayan race, who are much the reverse, especially towards strangers. For some timehe had been watching the native boys throwing darts at a target, andhis attempts to emulate their skill aroused much childish merriment.
What to read after Rodman the Boatsteerer And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Becke Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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