The Island Impossible
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Jack suggested that a revolution was a bad busi- ness and a very breaking up kind of business.
" No, it is a good business," said the interpre- ter, — "we have had a king and a queen, — but we have put them down and intend pretty soon to take off their heads. Before we do that we must form a new government, and we intend that it shall be a republic." The boys said that a republic was the best kind of government.
" And we did not know whom to choose for a President," said the interpreter.
AT A S...OUTH AMERICAN PORT 51 Each time the interpreter spoke it appeared to be by the direction of a proud-looking person who stood close at his side in the midst of all this confusion. Jack said that he thought there must be a great many people from whom to choose a President.
" That is not so," said the interpreter, " we had not much of a choice, for nobody trusts anybody else — but this is the Feast Day of San Antonio, who always finds things which people are looking for, and he has sent you to our shores." " Were you looking for us ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jack suggested that a revolution was a bad busi- ness and a very breaking up kind of business.
" No, it is a good business," said the interpre- ter, — "we have had a king and a queen, — but we have put them down and intend pretty soon to take off their heads. Before we do that we must form a new government, and we intend that it shall be a republic." The boys said that a republic was the best kind of government.
" And we did not know whom to choose for a President," said the interpreter.
AT A S...OUTH AMERICAN PORT 51 Each time the interpreter spoke it appeared to be by the direction of a proud-looking person who stood close at his side in the midst of all this confusion. Jack said that he thought there must be a great many people from whom to choose a President.
" That is not so," said the interpreter, " we had not much of a choice, for nobody trusts anybody else — but this is the Feast Day of San Antonio, who always finds things which people are looking for, and he has sent you to our shores." " Were you looking for us ?
What to read after The Island Impossible?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morgan, Harriet to read onlineMoreLess
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