The Pearl Lagoons Or the Lost Chief
The Pearl Lagoons Or the Lost Chief
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" Crinkled Charlie laughed. " In fact, you mean we have to consider ourselves prisoners in the meantime ? " "Captain Cricklewood, you will understand my position. What would you do your- self?" " Give the fellows I doubted work to do which would test them pretty thoroughly, or put a bullet hole in them at once. " " Captain Chester, " Charlie broke in, " I do not for a moment presume to advise you, for you know more than Jack and I, and have my uncle's interests at heart, but if I may ask a favo...ur, I should request that you treat these gentlemen as being my uncle's friends also. " "Very well, " said the Captain, with an expression of relief. " Captain Cricklewood and Frederick Moorhousen, I trust you ; you are the guests of the owners ; do as you please. " " We thank you, sir, " Fiji Fred replied. " My father was a German, my mother was Irish, but I am an Australian, and I give you an Australian's word that my mate and I are playing the game straight for Andrew Macalister. Now 14 209 The Pearl Lagoons that you have given us the choice we'll go back to our duties until you call upon us for anything else.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Crinkled Charlie laughed. " In fact, you mean we have to consider ourselves prisoners in the meantime ? " "Captain Cricklewood, you will understand my position. What would you do your- self?" " Give the fellows I doubted work to do which would test them pretty thoroughly, or put a bullet hole in them at once. " " Captain Chester, " Charlie broke in, " I do not for a moment presume to advise you, for you know more than Jack and I, and have my uncle's interests at heart, but if I may ask a favo...ur, I should request that you treat these gentlemen as being my uncle's friends also. " "Very well, " said the Captain, with an expression of relief. " Captain Cricklewood and Frederick Moorhousen, I trust you ; you are the guests of the owners ; do as you please. " " We thank you, sir, " Fiji Fred replied. " My father was a German, my mother was Irish, but I am an Australian, and I give you an Australian's word that my mate and I are playing the game straight for Andrew Macalister. Now 14 209 The Pearl Lagoons that you have given us the choice we'll go back to our duties until you call upon us for anything else.
What to read after The Pearl Lagoons Or the Lost Chief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert M Robert Maclauchlan Macdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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