The Lost Middy
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"Then you two didn't come in a boat?" "Never you mind how we came or how we didn't, my lad, " said thesmuggler, "we're here; and as the game's up, Master Aleck, and all Iwant to do is to keep out of the clutches of the press-gang and the law, I'll do as I said, go up by and by and try to get the key, and if Ican't get the key I'll bring down a file. " "That will do, Eben--I'll trust you; and as you're going to do your bestnow I don't think Mr--Mr--" "Wrighton, " said the middy.
"Mr Wrighton wil...l want to be hard on a man who wants to escape frombeing pressed. How long will it be before it's safe to go up?" "I daren't go till it's midnight, my lad. I've been run too closebefore, and as it is I'm not sure but what they'll be waiting for meabout my home; but anyhow I'll try. " "And I must wait till then?" said the middy, with a break in his voice.
"Yes, " said Aleck; "but I shall keep my word--I'll stick by you tillyou're free. " "Ah!" ejaculated the lad, and his voice sounded more natural, as headded, in a low tone to Aleck: "Don't think me a coward, please.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Then you two didn't come in a boat?" "Never you mind how we came or how we didn't, my lad, " said thesmuggler, "we're here; and as the game's up, Master Aleck, and all Iwant to do is to keep out of the clutches of the press-gang and the law, I'll do as I said, go up by and by and try to get the key, and if Ican't get the key I'll bring down a file. " "That will do, Eben--I'll trust you; and as you're going to do your bestnow I don't think Mr--Mr--" "Wrighton, " said the middy.
"Mr Wrighton wil...l want to be hard on a man who wants to escape frombeing pressed. How long will it be before it's safe to go up?" "I daren't go till it's midnight, my lad. I've been run too closebefore, and as it is I'm not sure but what they'll be waiting for meabout my home; but anyhow I'll try. " "And I must wait till then?" said the middy, with a break in his voice.
"Yes, " said Aleck; "but I shall keep my word--I'll stick by you tillyou're free. " "Ah!" ejaculated the lad, and his voice sounded more natural, as headded, in a low tone to Aleck: "Don't think me a coward, please.
What to read after The Lost Middy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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