The Plunderer
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Ramos with three feet of dirt tocheat the buzzards. --White, is that you?" "Yessir. " "Well, White, you do your best for Mr. Payne. He's in a hurry to gethis ditches dug. Do your best for him for he's a particular friend ofmine--and of some one else. " He laughed again, shouted an order, andthe Egret leaped past them and on down the river.
"Ghost boat, ghost boat!" The Haiti black, back on the scow, waking upfrom his sleep, had stared full in the eye of the Egret's searchlight, and now was stag...gering round, terror-stricken and dazed.
"Knock him down somebody, " called White calmly.
"Ghost boat, ghost boat!" "Where?" "Down the--uh! Oh, _ma Dieu_!" The Egret and her light had disappeared round a bend and the negro waspointing at the empty moonlit river. Hoots of laughter greeted him.
"Guess you got 'em, Sam. No other boat round here. " "_Ma Dieu_! Ah seen him. Yoh gen'men sho' they wasn't no boat?" "You're raving. No boat at all. " "Oh--Oh----!" "Shut up!" cried White. "Shut up!" A moment's silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ramos with three feet of dirt tocheat the buzzards. --White, is that you?" "Yessir. " "Well, White, you do your best for Mr. Payne. He's in a hurry to gethis ditches dug. Do your best for him for he's a particular friend ofmine--and of some one else. " He laughed again, shouted an order, andthe Egret leaped past them and on down the river.
"Ghost boat, ghost boat!" The Haiti black, back on the scow, waking upfrom his sleep, had stared full in the eye of the Egret's searchlight, and now was stag...gering round, terror-stricken and dazed.
"Knock him down somebody, " called White calmly.
"Ghost boat, ghost boat!" "Where?" "Down the--uh! Oh, _ma Dieu_!" The Egret and her light had disappeared round a bend and the negro waspointing at the empty moonlit river. Hoots of laughter greeted him.
"Guess you got 'em, Sam. No other boat round here. " "_Ma Dieu_! Ah seen him. Yoh gen'men sho' they wasn't no boat?" "You're raving. No boat at all. " "Oh--Oh----!" "Shut up!" cried White. "Shut up!" A moment's silence.
What to read after The Plunderer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oyen Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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