The Cruise of the "esmeralda"
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' "`Well, but, ' I says, `how's the thing goin' to be worked? I hope thereain't goin' to be no murder!' "`Murder be hanged!' says Bill. `What should there be any murder for?No; the whole thing's very simple. We're all goin' to be perfectlyquiet and do exactly as we're told until the treasure's found and putaboard the ship; and then, when the order's give to up anchor and makesail from the island, we're just goin' to seize the skipper, the mate, and the passengers, unawares; clap the mate in iro...ns; put the restashore; and off we goes. ' "`Well, ' I says, `and afterwards?' "`Afterwards, ' says Bill, `we shall divide the treasure fairly amongstus; make the mate navigate the ship to some place where she can becomfortably cast away; and we poor shipwrecked mariners will land, withour swag snugly stowed away amongst our dunnage, and every man will thenlook after hisself. ' "`Well, ' I says, `that seems to be all plain sailin' enough. ' It wasn'tmy business to point out to 'em that they'd prob'ly find Mr Forbes ahard nut to crack, you see, sir; so I makes out to be quite satisfiedwith their plans, and to be quite ready to join in with 'em; and then Iwas took into the fo'c's'le and introjuced to the rest as havin' joined'em, and everybody said how glad they was to have me, and that nowthere'd be no bother or trouble at all about the job.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' "`Well, but, ' I says, `how's the thing goin' to be worked? I hope thereain't goin' to be no murder!' "`Murder be hanged!' says Bill. `What should there be any murder for?No; the whole thing's very simple. We're all goin' to be perfectlyquiet and do exactly as we're told until the treasure's found and putaboard the ship; and then, when the order's give to up anchor and makesail from the island, we're just goin' to seize the skipper, the mate, and the passengers, unawares; clap the mate in iro...ns; put the restashore; and off we goes. ' "`Well, ' I says, `and afterwards?' "`Afterwards, ' says Bill, `we shall divide the treasure fairly amongstus; make the mate navigate the ship to some place where she can becomfortably cast away; and we poor shipwrecked mariners will land, withour swag snugly stowed away amongst our dunnage, and every man will thenlook after hisself. ' "`Well, ' I says, `that seems to be all plain sailin' enough. ' It wasn'tmy business to point out to 'em that they'd prob'ly find Mr Forbes ahard nut to crack, you see, sir; so I makes out to be quite satisfiedwith their plans, and to be quite ready to join in with 'em; and then Iwas took into the fo'c's'le and introjuced to the rest as havin' joined'em, and everybody said how glad they was to have me, and that nowthere'd be no bother or trouble at all about the job.
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