The Mutineers
The Mutineers
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" "The lady she said there'd be trouble, " Neddie wailed insistently, "and Iain't going over that rock. No, sir, not when I feel squeamish like I donow. " With an angry snort Blodgett hesitated on the very summit of the ledge. "Come on, come on, " he said.
"Listen dah!" the cook whispered.
I thought of savage yells and trampling feet when, crouching on hands andknees, I listened; but I heard none of them. The sound that came to my earswas the faint, distant rumble of surf breaking on rocks.
Now... Roger spoke sharply: "Steady, men, go slow. " "The sea's somewhere beyond us, " I said.
"Come, come, " Blodgett repeated tiresomely in his thin windy voice, "overthese rocks and we'll be safe. " He was so confident and eager that we wereon the very point of following him. I actually leaned out over the edgeready to leap down. Never did a man's strange delusion come nearer toleading his comrades to disaster!
The cook raised his hand. "Look--look dah!" He was staring past Blodgett's feet, past my hands, down at the rockswhither we were about to drop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "The lady she said there'd be trouble, " Neddie wailed insistently, "and Iain't going over that rock. No, sir, not when I feel squeamish like I donow. " With an angry snort Blodgett hesitated on the very summit of the ledge. "Come on, come on, " he said.
"Listen dah!" the cook whispered.
I thought of savage yells and trampling feet when, crouching on hands andknees, I listened; but I heard none of them. The sound that came to my earswas the faint, distant rumble of surf breaking on rocks.
Now... Roger spoke sharply: "Steady, men, go slow. " "The sea's somewhere beyond us, " I said.
"Come, come, " Blodgett repeated tiresomely in his thin windy voice, "overthese rocks and we'll be safe. " He was so confident and eager that we wereon the very point of following him. I actually leaned out over the edgeready to leap down. Never did a man's strange delusion come nearer toleading his comrades to disaster!
The cook raised his hand. "Look--look dah!" He was staring past Blodgett's feet, past my hands, down at the rockswhither we were about to drop.
What to read after The Mutineers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawes Charles Boardman to read onlineMoreLess
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