The Lost City
The Lost City
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"Don't mistake me, lads. I am ready and willing to do all that a man of my powers may, provided I see just and sufficient cause for taking decisive action. That is yet lacking. We are not certain that there are white womenyonder. Or, if white women, that they are captives. Or, if captives, that they would thank us for aiding them to escape. " "Why, uncle Phaeton! Think of Mr. Edgecombe, and how--" "I am thinking of him, and I wish to think yet a little longer, " quietlyspoke the professor, "kee...p a lookout, lads, and if you see aught ofWaldo's fair women, pray notify me. " For the better part of an hour comparative silence reigned, the boysfeasting eyes upon yonder spectacle, their uncle deeply in reverie; butthen he roused up, his final decision arrived at.
"I will do it!" were his first words. "Yes, I will do it!" "Do what, uncle Phaeton?" asked Waldo, with poorly suppressed eagerness, as he turned towards his relative.
"Go after Cooper Edgecombe, --bringing him here in order that he may, sooner or later, solve this perplexing enigma.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Don't mistake me, lads. I am ready and willing to do all that a man of my powers may, provided I see just and sufficient cause for taking decisive action. That is yet lacking. We are not certain that there are white womenyonder. Or, if white women, that they are captives. Or, if captives, that they would thank us for aiding them to escape. " "Why, uncle Phaeton! Think of Mr. Edgecombe, and how--" "I am thinking of him, and I wish to think yet a little longer, " quietlyspoke the professor, "kee...p a lookout, lads, and if you see aught ofWaldo's fair women, pray notify me. " For the better part of an hour comparative silence reigned, the boysfeasting eyes upon yonder spectacle, their uncle deeply in reverie; butthen he roused up, his final decision arrived at.
"I will do it!" were his first words. "Yes, I will do it!" "Do what, uncle Phaeton?" asked Waldo, with poorly suppressed eagerness, as he turned towards his relative.
"Go after Cooper Edgecombe, --bringing him here in order that he may, sooner or later, solve this perplexing enigma.
What to read after The Lost City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Badger Joseph Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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