The Black Buccaneer
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The Colonel motioned Bob forward. "Here you are, lad, take your choice, " he said. Bob stepped to the table and glancedover the weapons eagerly. He finally selected a silver-mounted pistolwith the great pirate's name engraved on the butt, and went with prideto show it to his father.
It was Jeremy's turn. He had no hesitation. From the moment he had heardthe offer his shining eyes had been fastened upon one object, and now hewent straight to the table and picked up the biggest and thickest of th...eheap of books, a great leather-bound volume--Bunyan's "Pilgrim'sProgress. " It is not the least inexplicable fact in the career of theterrible Stede Bonnet that he was a constant reader of such books asthis and the "Paradise Lost" of Milton. Bunyan's great allegory hadcome at last into a place where it could do more good than in the cabinbookshelf of a ten-gun buccaneer. Jeremy, poor lad, uneducated save forthe rude lessons of his father and the training of the open, had longedfor books ever since he could remember.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Colonel motioned Bob forward. "Here you are, lad, take your choice, " he said. Bob stepped to the table and glancedover the weapons eagerly. He finally selected a silver-mounted pistolwith the great pirate's name engraved on the butt, and went with prideto show it to his father.
It was Jeremy's turn. He had no hesitation. From the moment he had heardthe offer his shining eyes had been fastened upon one object, and now hewent straight to the table and picked up the biggest and thickest of th...eheap of books, a great leather-bound volume--Bunyan's "Pilgrim'sProgress. " It is not the least inexplicable fact in the career of theterrible Stede Bonnet that he was a constant reader of such books asthis and the "Paradise Lost" of Milton. Bunyan's great allegory hadcome at last into a place where it could do more good than in the cabinbookshelf of a ten-gun buccaneer. Jeremy, poor lad, uneducated save forthe rude lessons of his father and the training of the open, had longedfor books ever since he could remember.
What to read after The Black Buccaneer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meader Stephen Warren to read onlineMoreLess
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