The Blighted Cliffs
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Or perhaps I suffered delusions.
'No, sir,' I croaked, lifting myself up on one elbow. 'Regrettably not.' As swiftly as I could, with frequent recourse to the cup Isobel held for me, I explained the facts of what had happened. I also proffered a few opinions that had begun to form in my aching skull.
'I was warned off my investigations, sir, told to stay out at sea. But what investigations have I made in the last few days? On Monday I saw Mazard, the banker, and yesterday I helped Bingham search... a carriage from London. A carriage with a small fortune in gold aboard, which I saw being personally delivered to that same Mr Mazard.' Crawley scowled. 'You are weakened, Lieutenant, and in a parlous state of mind. I shall therefore do you the courtesy of ignoring your ravings.' I lifted an arm weakly in protest. 'Someone is funding the smugglers' trade, sir - so much is obvious. Webb, the man Ducker hauled up from the seabed, was apparently involved with them and may indeed have lost his life because of that, as my assailants hinted last night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or perhaps I suffered delusions.
'No, sir,' I croaked, lifting myself up on one elbow. 'Regrettably not.' As swiftly as I could, with frequent recourse to the cup Isobel held for me, I explained the facts of what had happened. I also proffered a few opinions that had begun to form in my aching skull.
'I was warned off my investigations, sir, told to stay out at sea. But what investigations have I made in the last few days? On Monday I saw Mazard, the banker, and yesterday I helped Bingham search... a carriage from London. A carriage with a small fortune in gold aboard, which I saw being personally delivered to that same Mr Mazard.' Crawley scowled. 'You are weakened, Lieutenant, and in a parlous state of mind. I shall therefore do you the courtesy of ignoring your ravings.' I lifted an arm weakly in protest. 'Someone is funding the smugglers' trade, sir - so much is obvious. Webb, the man Ducker hauled up from the seabed, was apparently involved with them and may indeed have lost his life because of that, as my assailants hinted last night.
What to read after The Blighted Cliffs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Medwin to read onlineMoreLess
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