The Mexican Southland
The Mexican Southland
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But behold, even as they watched, the colors were lowered! What could this mean? An instant later the flag again rose to the top of the staff. Another mystery!
90 THE MEXICAN SOUTHLAND Running under the lea of the island, a boat was lowered and a party put out for the shore. Five women came down to meet the landing party. They stated that they were the only souls on the island, but when the officer in command ques- tioned them as to why the flag had been lowered they were silent. It was evident... they were concealing something. As to what this was he was not long in learning, for as he and his companions approached the flagstaff they were shocked at discovering near its base the dead body of the lighthouse keeper. The gory ax lying beside him explained the manner of his death ; he had been cut down from behind.
Of course the women could no longer pretend ignorance of the negro's presence on the island, but they continued to stoutly maintain that they knew nothing of the cause of his death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But behold, even as they watched, the colors were lowered! What could this mean? An instant later the flag again rose to the top of the staff. Another mystery!
90 THE MEXICAN SOUTHLAND Running under the lea of the island, a boat was lowered and a party put out for the shore. Five women came down to meet the landing party. They stated that they were the only souls on the island, but when the officer in command ques- tioned them as to why the flag had been lowered they were silent. It was evident... they were concealing something. As to what this was he was not long in learning, for as he and his companions approached the flagstaff they were shocked at discovering near its base the dead body of the lighthouse keeper. The gory ax lying beside him explained the manner of his death ; he had been cut down from behind.
Of course the women could no longer pretend ignorance of the negro's presence on the island, but they continued to stoutly maintain that they knew nothing of the cause of his death.
What to read after The Mexican Southland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kamar Al Shimas to read onlineMoreLess
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