The Devil's Admiral
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Harris, is that you? TakeMr. Trenholm here to his room, and remove all his luggage and see that hehas no more arms, even so much as a pocket-knife. Then lock him in hisroom. " "I protest against such treatment, Captain Riggs. If you will give me tenminutes so that I may tell my story I will willingly obey any order youmay give, even to becoming a prisoner in my room; but I think that itwill be better for you to know the facts about this case, and what I havelearned about this Mr. Meeker in Mani...la. " "And what is it you have learned?" cried Meeker, advancing on me again ina menacing manner, and plainly surprised at what I had said.
"A few things about you and Petrak that Captain Riggs should know, " Iretorted.
"Mr. Harris, take Mr. Trenholm to his room, " and the mate took me by thearm and led me down the passage. As I went out Meeker grinned after meand whispered something to Captain Riggs behind his hand.
Harris opened the door and thrust me before him into the dark stateroomand commanded me to light the gimbal-lamp, passing me a match.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harris, is that you? TakeMr. Trenholm here to his room, and remove all his luggage and see that hehas no more arms, even so much as a pocket-knife. Then lock him in hisroom. " "I protest against such treatment, Captain Riggs. If you will give me tenminutes so that I may tell my story I will willingly obey any order youmay give, even to becoming a prisoner in my room; but I think that itwill be better for you to know the facts about this case, and what I havelearned about this Mr. Meeker in Mani...la. " "And what is it you have learned?" cried Meeker, advancing on me again ina menacing manner, and plainly surprised at what I had said.
"A few things about you and Petrak that Captain Riggs should know, " Iretorted.
"Mr. Harris, take Mr. Trenholm to his room, " and the mate took me by thearm and led me down the passage. As I went out Meeker grinned after meand whispered something to Captain Riggs behind his hand.
Harris opened the door and thrust me before him into the dark stateroomand commanded me to light the gimbal-lamp, passing me a match.
What to read after The Devil's Admiral?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Frederick Ferdinand to read onlineMoreLess
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