Saint Augustine; a Story of the Huguenots in America
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How was all this to end, and what was to be his fate? he asked himself. Gyrot had not reserved him for any humane motive; but his fate could not be more terrible than the one from which his enemy had snatched him. In his imagination he could see the bones of his former companions im- bedded among the sea-weeds, the crabs crawling through their fleshless ribs, the fishes eating out their eyes, while the eternal tides rolled them hither and thither giving no rest.
With such horrifying pictures he... fed his fancy IN FLORIDA. 93 as time wore on and all signs of pursuit died away. At last some one came down the companion ladder; he had not been forgotten after all.
A lantern shone in his face and by the rays he recognized Gyrot.
"Has the monsieur enjoyed himself?" Gyrot asked with a hypocritical smile.
"Were we pursued?" Francisco asked.
"Yes." "Does the pursuer gain on us?" " No, monsieur, I am happy to inform you that the man-of-war has fallen too far astern for us to suffer any uneasiness from her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How was all this to end, and what was to be his fate? he asked himself. Gyrot had not reserved him for any humane motive; but his fate could not be more terrible than the one from which his enemy had snatched him. In his imagination he could see the bones of his former companions im- bedded among the sea-weeds, the crabs crawling through their fleshless ribs, the fishes eating out their eyes, while the eternal tides rolled them hither and thither giving no rest.
With such horrifying pictures he... fed his fancy IN FLORIDA. 93 as time wore on and all signs of pursuit died away. At last some one came down the companion ladder; he had not been forgotten after all.
A lantern shone in his face and by the rays he recognized Gyrot.
"Has the monsieur enjoyed himself?" Gyrot asked with a hypocritical smile.
"Were we pursued?" Francisco asked.
"Yes." "Does the pursuer gain on us?" " No, monsieur, I am happy to inform you that the man-of-war has fallen too far astern for us to suffer any uneasiness from her.
What to read after Saint Augustine; a Story of the Huguenots in America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Musick John Roy to read onlineMoreLess
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