The Middy And the Moors
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Osman did notcondescend to speak directly to him, but held communication through thenegro.
Of course our hero could throw no light on the subject, being utterlyignorant of everything--as Peter had wisely taken the precaution toensure--except of the bare fact that Hester was gone.
"Now, it is my opinion, " said Osman, with a savage frown, "that you areboth deceiving me, and if you don't tell the truth I will take means toforce it out of you. " Saying this he turned to the brazier and pulled out ...the iron poker tosee that it was becoming red-hot. The countenance of the negro becamevery grave as he observed this, and the midshipman's heart sank withinhim.
"So you deliberately tell me, " said the Moor abruptly, as he wheeledround and confronted Peter the Great, "that you have no knowledge as towhere, or with whom, this girl is?" "No, massa, " answered the negro, with solemn sincerity. "If you was toskin me alive I not able to tell you whar she is or who she is wid. " Peter said no more than this aloud, but he added, internally, that hewould sooner die than give any further information, even if he had it togive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Osman did notcondescend to speak directly to him, but held communication through thenegro.
Of course our hero could throw no light on the subject, being utterlyignorant of everything--as Peter had wisely taken the precaution toensure--except of the bare fact that Hester was gone.
"Now, it is my opinion, " said Osman, with a savage frown, "that you areboth deceiving me, and if you don't tell the truth I will take means toforce it out of you. " Saying this he turned to the brazier and pulled out ...the iron poker tosee that it was becoming red-hot. The countenance of the negro becamevery grave as he observed this, and the midshipman's heart sank withinhim.
"So you deliberately tell me, " said the Moor abruptly, as he wheeledround and confronted Peter the Great, "that you have no knowledge as towhere, or with whom, this girl is?" "No, massa, " answered the negro, with solemn sincerity. "If you was toskin me alive I not able to tell you whar she is or who she is wid. " Peter said no more than this aloud, but he added, internally, that hewould sooner die than give any further information, even if he had it togive.
What to read after The Middy And the Moors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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