The Golden Grasshopper
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You will goto Lombard Street, and receive despatches from Master John Elliot tobring with you. " As a small portion of the goods only had been shipped when we reachedthe vessel, the bulk not having arrived, A'Dale and I determined toremain at the hostel instead of going on board to sleep. We were seatedin the public room, and talking together in English, when, in a pause inthe conversation, I heard three rough-looking persons speaking Flemishat a little distance from me. I pricked up my ears as... I heard one ofthem remark: "Oh! they are only two English lads; they cannot, depend on it, understand a word we say. " This made me listen more carefully, though I continued speaking withgreater energy apparently than ever to A'Dale.
I still kept my ears, however, open to hear everything my neighbourssaid. I soon found that they were talking about our ship--the_Diamond_.
"She began to receive her goods to-day, " said one; "and by to-morrowevening she will probably be able to sail with the turn of the tide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You will goto Lombard Street, and receive despatches from Master John Elliot tobring with you. " As a small portion of the goods only had been shipped when we reachedthe vessel, the bulk not having arrived, A'Dale and I determined toremain at the hostel instead of going on board to sleep. We were seatedin the public room, and talking together in English, when, in a pause inthe conversation, I heard three rough-looking persons speaking Flemishat a little distance from me. I pricked up my ears as... I heard one ofthem remark: "Oh! they are only two English lads; they cannot, depend on it, understand a word we say. " This made me listen more carefully, though I continued speaking withgreater energy apparently than ever to A'Dale.
I still kept my ears, however, open to hear everything my neighbourssaid. I soon found that they were talking about our ship--the_Diamond_.
"She began to receive her goods to-day, " said one; "and by to-morrowevening she will probably be able to sail with the turn of the tide.
What to read after The Golden Grasshopper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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