The Privateers
The Privateers
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Alston gently turned the handle of the cabin door, and pushed his prisoner to the fore. "Say, boys, it's me, and there's pistols behind me, " cried Butterfield suddenly. "That's all right, " said Alston, and drew a sight over the little man's shoulder. "I've cor- nered you, Jude, " he called. 'Guess you better "Fire belched across Butterfield's shoulder" THE PRIVATEERS 239 go back to your cabin and take it easy. This here strenuous life's up against you. " For answer a revolver cracked, and Als...ton uttered an oath. "That's not bad, Jude, a daisy-cutter through my curls. It makes up for the finger-joint. Well, how's that?" Fire belched across Butterfield's shoulder, and there was a noise of a fall in the darkness. " Three inches above the ankle, that should be, " he added cheerfully. There was a gruff short laugh out of the dark- ness which had thickened perceptibly. The sa- vour of approaching rain was in the nostrils. As for me I stood like a fool by Alston resolved to take no foolish risks, such as he seemed bent on taking, but equally determined to use my weapon if I were attacked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alston gently turned the handle of the cabin door, and pushed his prisoner to the fore. "Say, boys, it's me, and there's pistols behind me, " cried Butterfield suddenly. "That's all right, " said Alston, and drew a sight over the little man's shoulder. "I've cor- nered you, Jude, " he called. 'Guess you better "Fire belched across Butterfield's shoulder" THE PRIVATEERS 239 go back to your cabin and take it easy. This here strenuous life's up against you. " For answer a revolver cracked, and Als...ton uttered an oath. "That's not bad, Jude, a daisy-cutter through my curls. It makes up for the finger-joint. Well, how's that?" Fire belched across Butterfield's shoulder, and there was a noise of a fall in the darkness. " Three inches above the ankle, that should be, " he added cheerfully. There was a gruff short laugh out of the dark- ness which had thickened perceptibly. The sa- vour of approaching rain was in the nostrils. As for me I stood like a fool by Alston resolved to take no foolish risks, such as he seemed bent on taking, but equally determined to use my weapon if I were attacked.
What to read after The Privateers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H B Marriott Henry Brereton Marriott Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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