The Hispaniola Plate (1683-1893)
The Hispaniola Plate (1683-1893)
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so have most men." Then a little later he said, " You know I go out again with Sir John Narborough — I cannot rest quietly at home in Boston till my rule begins in Massachusetts— we shall be near your little Key — shall I go and dig your spoil up? I would do it most faithfully for you, Nick, as you know." THE NARRiCTIVE ENDa 223 ** No," I answered, after pondering a-while. " No, not unless you will do so and take it, or some of it, for yourselE'* " That," said he, " I will never do. Not a stive...r, not one coin. Tis all yours." "Then let it lie there," said I, " for those who shall come after me. There is one other Crafer left in Hampshire, a country gentleman, who has perhaps some children now. It shall be theirs when I am gone if they choose to search for it" So we parted for the last time, not without tears in our eyes, we having been so much to each other for so long that we could not easily say farewelL As for him, he went on his cruise with Sir John Narborough, but, as he after wrote me, he found nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
so have most men." Then a little later he said, " You know I go out again with Sir John Narborough — I cannot rest quietly at home in Boston till my rule begins in Massachusetts— we shall be near your little Key — shall I go and dig your spoil up? I would do it most faithfully for you, Nick, as you know." THE NARRiCTIVE ENDa 223 ** No," I answered, after pondering a-while. " No, not unless you will do so and take it, or some of it, for yourselE'* " That," said he, " I will never do. Not a stive...r, not one coin. Tis all yours." "Then let it lie there," said I, " for those who shall come after me. There is one other Crafer left in Hampshire, a country gentleman, who has perhaps some children now. It shall be theirs when I am gone if they choose to search for it" So we parted for the last time, not without tears in our eyes, we having been so much to each other for so long that we could not easily say farewelL As for him, he went on his cruise with Sir John Narborough, but, as he after wrote me, he found nothing.
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