The Moral Pirates
The Moral Pirates
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The canal- boatmen, of whom he made inquiries, told him where to find the office, which was some little distance up the canal. When the office was reached, an officer came and inspected the boat, asked a great many questions about the cruise up the Hudson, and seem- 92 The Moral Pirates.
ed to be very much interested in the expedition. He told the boys that the water was low in the Cham- plain Canal, and that the lockmen might not be will- ing to open the locks for so small a boat ; but that th...ey could avoid all dispute by entering the locks at the same time with some one of the many canal- boats that were on their way north. He charged the Whitewing the enormous sum of twenty -five cents for tolls, and gave Harry an important-looking order by which the lockmen were directed to allow the skiff Whitewing, Captain Harry Wilson, to pass through all the locks on the canal.
o Thanking the pleasant officer, the boys pushed off. After they had passed the place where the Cham- plain Canal branches off from the Erie Canal, they were no longer troubled by a crowd of canal-boats, and were able to set the sail again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The canal- boatmen, of whom he made inquiries, told him where to find the office, which was some little distance up the canal. When the office was reached, an officer came and inspected the boat, asked a great many questions about the cruise up the Hudson, and seem- 92 The Moral Pirates.
ed to be very much interested in the expedition. He told the boys that the water was low in the Cham- plain Canal, and that the lockmen might not be will- ing to open the locks for so small a boat ; but that th...ey could avoid all dispute by entering the locks at the same time with some one of the many canal- boats that were on their way north. He charged the Whitewing the enormous sum of twenty -five cents for tolls, and gave Harry an important-looking order by which the lockmen were directed to allow the skiff Whitewing, Captain Harry Wilson, to pass through all the locks on the canal.
o Thanking the pleasant officer, the boys pushed off. After they had passed the place where the Cham- plain Canal branches off from the Erie Canal, they were no longer troubled by a crowd of canal-boats, and were able to set the sail again.
What to read after The Moral Pirates?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W L William Livingston Alden to read onlineMoreLess
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