The Privateer's-Man
The Privateer's-Man
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Captain Levee is too busy with his own vessel and the prizeto come on shore for these two hours, and I wish to talk with youalone upon this affair. " After I had narrated all that had passed, and the manner in which theFrench privateer had been captured, the owner said-- "If the government spies, and there are plenty of them about, find outfrom your crew that you landed passengers at Bordeaux, depend upon ityou will be arrested and examined, without you get out of the way tillthe affair has blo...wn over. Now, the men will narrate in the tavernsthe curious history of this French privateer, and in so doing cannotfail to state that you were on shore in France. Now, Elrington, youhave run the risk to oblige me, and I must keep you out of difficulty;and, if you feel inclined to hide yourself for a time, I will ofcourse pay all your expenses. " "No, " I replied; "if they find out what has taken place, and wish toget hold of me in consequence, I think it will be better to brave itout. If I hide away, it will make them more anxious to have me, andwill confirm their suspicions that I am what they are pleased to calla traitor; a reward will be offered for my apprehension, and at anytime that I do appear, the reward will cause me to be taken up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Captain Levee is too busy with his own vessel and the prizeto come on shore for these two hours, and I wish to talk with youalone upon this affair. " After I had narrated all that had passed, and the manner in which theFrench privateer had been captured, the owner said-- "If the government spies, and there are plenty of them about, find outfrom your crew that you landed passengers at Bordeaux, depend upon ityou will be arrested and examined, without you get out of the way tillthe affair has blo...wn over. Now, the men will narrate in the tavernsthe curious history of this French privateer, and in so doing cannotfail to state that you were on shore in France. Now, Elrington, youhave run the risk to oblige me, and I must keep you out of difficulty;and, if you feel inclined to hide yourself for a time, I will ofcourse pay all your expenses. " "No, " I replied; "if they find out what has taken place, and wish toget hold of me in consequence, I think it will be better to brave itout. If I hide away, it will make them more anxious to have me, andwill confirm their suspicions that I am what they are pleased to calla traitor; a reward will be offered for my apprehension, and at anytime that I do appear, the reward will cause me to be taken up.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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