The Cruise of the Jasper B.
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He was about to express again his beliefthat they had been flung together by fate. The sense that theirstories were inextricably intertwined, that they must henceforwardmarch on as one mystery towards a solution, was exhilarating to him. But how was it possible that she should feel the same sense of pleasurein the fact that they faced dangers, seen and unseen, together?
Together!--How the thought thrilled him!
On deck, Elmer, before returning to the box of Reginald Maltravers, suddenly and unex...pectedly grasped Cleggett by the hand.
"Bo, " he said, "I'm wit' youse. I'm wit' youse the whole way. Anyfriend of the little dame is a friend of mine. She's a square littledame. D' youse get me?" "Thank you, " said Cleggett, more affected than he would have cared toown. "Thank you, my loyal fellow. " Cleggett established a watch on deck that night, with a relief everytwo hours. Towards morning George returned, with Dr. Farnsworth and anurse. This nurse, Miss Antoinette Medley, was a black-eyed, slendergirl with pretty hands and white teeth; she gestured a great deal andsmiled often.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was about to express again his beliefthat they had been flung together by fate. The sense that theirstories were inextricably intertwined, that they must henceforwardmarch on as one mystery towards a solution, was exhilarating to him. But how was it possible that she should feel the same sense of pleasurein the fact that they faced dangers, seen and unseen, together?
Together!--How the thought thrilled him!
On deck, Elmer, before returning to the box of Reginald Maltravers, suddenly and unex...pectedly grasped Cleggett by the hand.
"Bo, " he said, "I'm wit' youse. I'm wit' youse the whole way. Anyfriend of the little dame is a friend of mine. She's a square littledame. D' youse get me?" "Thank you, " said Cleggett, more affected than he would have cared toown. "Thank you, my loyal fellow. " Cleggett established a watch on deck that night, with a relief everytwo hours. Towards morning George returned, with Dr. Farnsworth and anurse. This nurse, Miss Antoinette Medley, was a black-eyed, slendergirl with pretty hands and white teeth; she gestured a great deal andsmiled often.
What to read after The Cruise of the Jasper B.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marquis Don to read onlineMoreLess
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