Snarleyyow, Or, the Dog Fiend
Snarleyyow, Or, the Dog Fiend
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After many hints thrown out, bat not taken by the wily corporal, who was resolved that Vanslyperken should speak plamly, the deed and the reward of ten guineas were openly proclaimed, and Vanslyperken waited for the corporal's reply.
*'Mein Gott, Mynheer Vanslyperken! suppose it vas possible, I not take your money, I do it vnd pleasure ^ but, sir, it not possible.'' ** Not possible ! " exclaimed Vanslyperken.
'^No, mynheer," replied the corporal, ''I not tell you all, tousand tyfel, I not tell ...you all ; " and here the corporal put his hand to his forehead and was silent, much to Vanslyperken's amazement. But the fact was, that Cor- poral Van Spitter was thinking what he possibly could 4ay. At last, a brilliant thought struck him — be narrated to the lieutenant how he had seen the ghost of Smailbones, as he thought, when he was floating about, adrift on the Zuyder Zee— described with great force his horror at the time of the appearance c? the supernatural object, and tailed on to what he believed to be true, that which he knew to be false, to wit, that the apparition had cried out to buni that ** be vm nai to be Imrt bj mortal manJ* The Dog Fiend 257 ** Gott in Himmel," finished the corporal, *' I never was so frightened in my life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After many hints thrown out, bat not taken by the wily corporal, who was resolved that Vanslyperken should speak plamly, the deed and the reward of ten guineas were openly proclaimed, and Vanslyperken waited for the corporal's reply.
*'Mein Gott, Mynheer Vanslyperken! suppose it vas possible, I not take your money, I do it vnd pleasure ^ but, sir, it not possible.'' ** Not possible ! " exclaimed Vanslyperken.
'^No, mynheer," replied the corporal, ''I not tell you all, tousand tyfel, I not tell ...you all ; " and here the corporal put his hand to his forehead and was silent, much to Vanslyperken's amazement. But the fact was, that Cor- poral Van Spitter was thinking what he possibly could 4ay. At last, a brilliant thought struck him — be narrated to the lieutenant how he had seen the ghost of Smailbones, as he thought, when he was floating about, adrift on the Zuyder Zee— described with great force his horror at the time of the appearance c? the supernatural object, and tailed on to what he believed to be true, that which he knew to be false, to wit, that the apparition had cried out to buni that ** be vm nai to be Imrt bj mortal manJ* The Dog Fiend 257 ** Gott in Himmel," finished the corporal, *' I never was so frightened in my life.
What to read after Snarleyyow, Or, the Dog Fiend?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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