Sonnie-Boy's People
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Now and again she would sigh wearily. "Too harsh, too harsh we were onthe lass. The blood runs warm at her age. " Whereat John Lowe would turn and look fixedly at her, open his lips asif to say something but, always without speaking, refix his attention onthe fine black print before him.
A knock on the door and a tall man in oilskins and sea-boots entered. "I've come to say--" he began: but by then John Lowe was on his feet.
"Captain Leary is it?" "Captain Leary it is. " "Then, I've this to say... to you, Captain Leary----" "Hush, John. Captain"--beside her husband Mrs. Lowe stoodtrembling--"Captain Leary, we've a little girl--an' the story's aroundthe bay----" Leary raised a hand. "I know, ma'am; I know. Your daughter, Mrs. Lowe, she's safe. Yes, John Lowe, safe--in every way safe. No thanks to me, but to herself. And she and me, we're going to be married. Yes, ma'am, married. Don't look so hard, man. You're thinkin' now, I know--you'rethinkin' it's a poor pilot I'll be for her on life's course?" "Ay, I'm thinkin' so, captain, and not afeard to say it--I fear no man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now and again she would sigh wearily. "Too harsh, too harsh we were onthe lass. The blood runs warm at her age. " Whereat John Lowe would turn and look fixedly at her, open his lips asif to say something but, always without speaking, refix his attention onthe fine black print before him.
A knock on the door and a tall man in oilskins and sea-boots entered. "I've come to say--" he began: but by then John Lowe was on his feet.
"Captain Leary is it?" "Captain Leary it is. " "Then, I've this to say... to you, Captain Leary----" "Hush, John. Captain"--beside her husband Mrs. Lowe stoodtrembling--"Captain Leary, we've a little girl--an' the story's aroundthe bay----" Leary raised a hand. "I know, ma'am; I know. Your daughter, Mrs. Lowe, she's safe. Yes, John Lowe, safe--in every way safe. No thanks to me, but to herself. And she and me, we're going to be married. Yes, ma'am, married. Don't look so hard, man. You're thinkin' now, I know--you'rethinkin' it's a poor pilot I'll be for her on life's course?" "Ay, I'm thinkin' so, captain, and not afeard to say it--I fear no man.
What to read after Sonnie-Boy's People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James B James Brendan Connolly to read onlineMoreLess
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