Stolen Treasure
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" Here our Captain hung his head down upon his breastas though overwhelmed with the terrible communication he had made.
"What is this that I hear?" cried the reverend gentleman. "Can Ibelieve my ears?" "Believe your ears!" exclaimed Colonel Belford. "To be sure you cannotbelieve your ears. Do you not see that this is a preposterous lie, andthat he is telling it to you to tease and to mortify me?" At this Captain Obadiah favored his brother with a look of exaggeratedand sanctimonious humility. "...Alas, brother, " he cried out, "foraccusing me so unjustly! Fie upon you! Would you check a penitent inhis confession? But you must know that it is to this gentleman that Iaddress myself, and not to you. " Then directing his discourse once moreto the Reverend Mr. Pettibones, he resumed his address thus: "Sir, youmust know that while I was in the West Indies I embarked, among otherthings, in one of those ventures against the Spanish Main of which youmay have heard. " "Do you mean piracy?" asked the Reverend Pettibones; and CaptainObadiah nodded his head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Here our Captain hung his head down upon his breastas though overwhelmed with the terrible communication he had made.
"What is this that I hear?" cried the reverend gentleman. "Can Ibelieve my ears?" "Believe your ears!" exclaimed Colonel Belford. "To be sure you cannotbelieve your ears. Do you not see that this is a preposterous lie, andthat he is telling it to you to tease and to mortify me?" At this Captain Obadiah favored his brother with a look of exaggeratedand sanctimonious humility. "...Alas, brother, " he cried out, "foraccusing me so unjustly! Fie upon you! Would you check a penitent inhis confession? But you must know that it is to this gentleman that Iaddress myself, and not to you. " Then directing his discourse once moreto the Reverend Mr. Pettibones, he resumed his address thus: "Sir, youmust know that while I was in the West Indies I embarked, among otherthings, in one of those ventures against the Spanish Main of which youmay have heard. " "Do you mean piracy?" asked the Reverend Pettibones; and CaptainObadiah nodded his head.
What to read after Stolen Treasure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pyle Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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