The Dock Rats of New York
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" The man started for the point where our hero had first met thesmuggler; had the former been less bravo and reckless he wouldhave seized the opportunity to get away, but he was curious towitness the result of the inquiry, and he moved along to thespot where the combat had taken place, and took up a positionon the bluff near enough to see and overhear.
The men with their lanterns reached the place and anexamination followed.
The imprints of two pairs of feet were plainly visible. Denman made cl...ose examination, even measuring the differentfootprints; when he had concluded he said in a hoarse voice: "Boys, we've been followed; there's an enemy on the island andhe must never get away alive!" By the glare of the lanterns our hero could see the men'sfaces, and they were pale and contorted with excitement andtrepidation.
"I reckon I'll go now, " he said, "it's getting rather warmaround here. " The officer quietly moved away, while Denman divided his meninto several squads and started them on a hunt for the spy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The man started for the point where our hero had first met thesmuggler; had the former been less bravo and reckless he wouldhave seized the opportunity to get away, but he was curious towitness the result of the inquiry, and he moved along to thespot where the combat had taken place, and took up a positionon the bluff near enough to see and overhear.
The men with their lanterns reached the place and anexamination followed.
The imprints of two pairs of feet were plainly visible. Denman made cl...ose examination, even measuring the differentfootprints; when he had concluded he said in a hoarse voice: "Boys, we've been followed; there's an enemy on the island andhe must never get away alive!" By the glare of the lanterns our hero could see the men'sfaces, and they were pale and contorted with excitement andtrepidation.
"I reckon I'll go now, " he said, "it's getting rather warmaround here. " The officer quietly moved away, while Denman divided his meninto several squads and started them on a hunt for the spy.
What to read after The Dock Rats of New York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Old Sleuth to read onlineMoreLess
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