The One Strand River And Other Fairy Tales
The One Strand River And Other Fairy Tales
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Of this she was not aware until rendered so by a peremp- tory summons to surrender, with which, having no guns, she had no choice but to comply. With her own hand she hauled down the national flag which had replaced her beautiful skull and cross-bones, and, as 196 The Pirate Princess she watched the foreign ship lowering boats to board her, she burst into tears of disap- pointment and mortification.
She soon, however, collected herself, and, summoning her officers round her, stood pre- pared to... receive the invaders with becoming dignity.
To her astonishment, however, the young- sailor who had previously attracted her notice, advanced to meet the first boat's crew as they appeared on the deck, and to her still greater astonishment she saw the officer in command greet him with every appearance of surprise and respect. Presently they turned and came towards her, and the sailor, bowing low, addressed her thus : " I regret extremely, dear Madam, that one of my father's ships should have caused you so much alarm and inconvenience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of this she was not aware until rendered so by a peremp- tory summons to surrender, with which, having no guns, she had no choice but to comply. With her own hand she hauled down the national flag which had replaced her beautiful skull and cross-bones, and, as 196 The Pirate Princess she watched the foreign ship lowering boats to board her, she burst into tears of disap- pointment and mortification.
She soon, however, collected herself, and, summoning her officers round her, stood pre- pared to... receive the invaders with becoming dignity.
To her astonishment, however, the young- sailor who had previously attracted her notice, advanced to meet the first boat's crew as they appeared on the deck, and to her still greater astonishment she saw the officer in command greet him with every appearance of surprise and respect. Presently they turned and came towards her, and the sailor, bowing low, addressed her thus : " I regret extremely, dear Madam, that one of my father's ships should have caused you so much alarm and inconvenience.
What to read after The One Strand River And Other Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Marples Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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