The Galleon Treasure
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And now. Methoudbt, beino; o / o fully minded of the governor's bravery and shrewdness, had he wheedled His Excel- lency's very crew and vessel from Boston 160 THE GALLEON TREASURE.
so they might not sail against him, know- ing full well how the governor might find it mighty hard to get another vessel for two very goodly reasons : the one, that His Excellency was not of an over fair repute among the Boston worthies, and the other that the whole colony of goodmen were of a great timidity as to f...ighting these water varlets, and would not so much as risk their lives to help him nor even send their vessels.
" Beshrew me, 'tis a deeper trick than I looked for, " says His Excellency, thinking and seeming to be in a kind of dream pondering. " Gone to join that rantipole, Low, and his crew yonder, I'll be bound. Truth, 'tis more than a cutlass we've to put a face to, for it's a plot, methinks. And how I'm to have after these gentlemen of wit, to-morrow, being bereft of my vessel, I know not. " Now, Sir Harrenden and the others knew naught of the pirates, saving indeed what little I had confided to my sister Mercy, so 9 r SIR HARRENDEN SURPRISES US.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And now. Methoudbt, beino; o / o fully minded of the governor's bravery and shrewdness, had he wheedled His Excel- lency's very crew and vessel from Boston 160 THE GALLEON TREASURE.
so they might not sail against him, know- ing full well how the governor might find it mighty hard to get another vessel for two very goodly reasons : the one, that His Excellency was not of an over fair repute among the Boston worthies, and the other that the whole colony of goodmen were of a great timidity as to f...ighting these water varlets, and would not so much as risk their lives to help him nor even send their vessels.
" Beshrew me, 'tis a deeper trick than I looked for, " says His Excellency, thinking and seeming to be in a kind of dream pondering. " Gone to join that rantipole, Low, and his crew yonder, I'll be bound. Truth, 'tis more than a cutlass we've to put a face to, for it's a plot, methinks. And how I'm to have after these gentlemen of wit, to-morrow, being bereft of my vessel, I know not. " Now, Sir Harrenden and the others knew naught of the pirates, saving indeed what little I had confided to my sister Mercy, so 9 r SIR HARRENDEN SURPRISES US.
What to read after The Galleon Treasure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitzhugh Percy Keese to read onlineMoreLess
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