The Real Adventures of Robinson Crusoe
The Real Adventures of Robinson Crusoe
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Will Atkins had forged ahead of them it was evident, and would be the first to slip ashore and plant his foot. It would be indeed with him an illustration of the old saying, " He planted his foot and up came a constable. " Stop ! ! Constable ! He was a " Marine Detec- tive. " Was it possible that this island was a Government Police Station, that the story of the treasure was only told to entrap me, and that if we had landed there we should all have been handed over by him to the Government as p...irates, the ship taken possession of by his fellow-marine-police, and myself strung up at the yard-arm, while he received a magnificent reward and a splendid pension r If so, why had he partially spoilt his own game by telling me who he was? I think I can see what his idea was in making this move ; it was to give me complete confidence in him as one who no was running a considerable risk. However, so it was : the two men and the boy would be caught : and if the ship continued her course I too should be brought in, the police-boats would come out, and I should be a helpless prisoner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will Atkins had forged ahead of them it was evident, and would be the first to slip ashore and plant his foot. It would be indeed with him an illustration of the old saying, " He planted his foot and up came a constable. " Stop ! ! Constable ! He was a " Marine Detec- tive. " Was it possible that this island was a Government Police Station, that the story of the treasure was only told to entrap me, and that if we had landed there we should all have been handed over by him to the Government as p...irates, the ship taken possession of by his fellow-marine-police, and myself strung up at the yard-arm, while he received a magnificent reward and a splendid pension r If so, why had he partially spoilt his own game by telling me who he was? I think I can see what his idea was in making this move ; it was to give me complete confidence in him as one who no was running a considerable risk. However, so it was : the two men and the boy would be caught : and if the ship continued her course I too should be brought in, the police-boats would come out, and I should be a helpless prisoner.
What to read after The Real Adventures of Robinson Crusoe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnand Francis Cowley to read onlineMoreLess
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