The Pirate Island
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"You areright in supposing, " he continued, "that I would not make such anassertion without due consideration. I have thought much upon the storyyou confided to me; and, comparing it with another which I have alsoheard, I am of opinion that I have discovered a clue which is worthfollowing up, if only for the satisfaction of ascertaining whether it bea true or a false one. If true, your poor aunt is without doubt longsince dead; but your cousin is still alive, and--there he stands!"pointing to B...ob, who was in the waist leaning musingly over the leerail.
"Where?" asked Blanche, looking quite bewildered.
"_There_, " replied Evelin, again pointing to Bob. "If my supposition iscorrect, that lad Bob is your cousin, Miss Lascelles. " "Impossible!" exclaimed Blanche. "Oh, Mr Evelin, tell me:--What hasled you to think so?" "I will, " answered Lance. "But I hope the idea is not very distressingto you. It is true that the lad's present position is--well, notperhaps exactly worthy of the cousin of--" "Oh no; do not say that, Mr Evelin, I beg, " interrupted Blanche.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You areright in supposing, " he continued, "that I would not make such anassertion without due consideration. I have thought much upon the storyyou confided to me; and, comparing it with another which I have alsoheard, I am of opinion that I have discovered a clue which is worthfollowing up, if only for the satisfaction of ascertaining whether it bea true or a false one. If true, your poor aunt is without doubt longsince dead; but your cousin is still alive, and--there he stands!"pointing to B...ob, who was in the waist leaning musingly over the leerail.
"Where?" asked Blanche, looking quite bewildered.
"_There_, " replied Evelin, again pointing to Bob. "If my supposition iscorrect, that lad Bob is your cousin, Miss Lascelles. " "Impossible!" exclaimed Blanche. "Oh, Mr Evelin, tell me:--What hasled you to think so?" "I will, " answered Lance. "But I hope the idea is not very distressingto you. It is true that the lad's present position is--well, notperhaps exactly worthy of the cousin of--" "Oh no; do not say that, Mr Evelin, I beg, " interrupted Blanche.
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