Sail Ho!
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" "Come to the saloon now, " said Mr Frewen, and we all hurried down intothe black place, and to the door of the cabin, through which we couldhear a growling sound.
By this time Bob Hampton had been made fully aware of the strange stateof affairs, and was indulging in several hearty chuckles at hismessmate's expense. And now as I began to unfasten the door, he saidquickly-- "I'd be a bit on my guard, gentlemen, for Barney 'll be a bit nasty atall this here, and p'r'aps show fight, and when he d...o he hits hard. Didyou tie him werry fast?" "As fast as we could, " said Mr Brymer, and I threw open the door.
"Below there, matey!" cried Bob Hampton. "How are you?" There was a curious growling noise and a loud rap on the cabin-floor.
"Easy, my lad, and I'll cast you off. Wait till I get hold of theknots. Frenchy's under hatches, and things is all right again. " "Goroo, goroo!" gurgled poor Blane, and knowing exactly what was thematter, I got hold of the piece of linen that had been used as a gag, and dragging at one end, soon freed the poor fellow's mouth from itsgreat stopper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Come to the saloon now, " said Mr Frewen, and we all hurried down intothe black place, and to the door of the cabin, through which we couldhear a growling sound.
By this time Bob Hampton had been made fully aware of the strange stateof affairs, and was indulging in several hearty chuckles at hismessmate's expense. And now as I began to unfasten the door, he saidquickly-- "I'd be a bit on my guard, gentlemen, for Barney 'll be a bit nasty atall this here, and p'r'aps show fight, and when he d...o he hits hard. Didyou tie him werry fast?" "As fast as we could, " said Mr Brymer, and I threw open the door.
"Below there, matey!" cried Bob Hampton. "How are you?" There was a curious growling noise and a loud rap on the cabin-floor.
"Easy, my lad, and I'll cast you off. Wait till I get hold of theknots. Frenchy's under hatches, and things is all right again. " "Goroo, goroo!" gurgled poor Blane, and knowing exactly what was thematter, I got hold of the piece of linen that had been used as a gag, and dragging at one end, soon freed the poor fellow's mouth from itsgreat stopper.
What to read after Sail Ho!?
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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