Syd Belton
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" "I don't want to insult anybody, " said Syd, in a low tone. "I want tobe friends, as my father told me to be. " "But you insulted me, sir. You said I pushed you just now. " "So you did, " cried Sydney, a little more loudly.
"What?" cried Terry, threateningly.
"And then shammed that it was that other middy. " A murmur of excitement ran round the mess.
"Why, you insolent young cub, " cried Terry, seizing Sydney by the collarof his coat; but quick as thought his hand was struck aside, and the tw...olads were chest to chest, glaring in each other's eyes.
"Oh, that's it, is it?" cried Terry, with a mocking laugh. "Well, thesooner he has his plateful of humble-pie the better; eh, lads?" The murmur of excitement increased.
"Then I shall have to fight, " thought Syd; but at that moment a gruffvoice exclaimed-- "Cap'en wants you, Master Syd. Admiral's going ashore. " CHAPTER SIXTEEN.
"Why, what was up, sir?" whispered Barney, whose timely appearance putan end to the discussion. "Wasn't going to be a fight, weer it?" "I suppose so, Barney, " said Syd, rather dolefully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I don't want to insult anybody, " said Syd, in a low tone. "I want tobe friends, as my father told me to be. " "But you insulted me, sir. You said I pushed you just now. " "So you did, " cried Sydney, a little more loudly.
"What?" cried Terry, threateningly.
"And then shammed that it was that other middy. " A murmur of excitement ran round the mess.
"Why, you insolent young cub, " cried Terry, seizing Sydney by the collarof his coat; but quick as thought his hand was struck aside, and the tw...olads were chest to chest, glaring in each other's eyes.
"Oh, that's it, is it?" cried Terry, with a mocking laugh. "Well, thesooner he has his plateful of humble-pie the better; eh, lads?" The murmur of excitement increased.
"Then I shall have to fight, " thought Syd; but at that moment a gruffvoice exclaimed-- "Cap'en wants you, Master Syd. Admiral's going ashore. " CHAPTER SIXTEEN.
"Why, what was up, sir?" whispered Barney, whose timely appearance putan end to the discussion. "Wasn't going to be a fight, weer it?" "I suppose so, Barney, " said Syd, rather dolefully.
What to read after Syd Belton?
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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