The Sea Hawk
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Well, I'm glad to be moving even if it's, only around to the next cove. " "Yes, it's the anchor, " he replied. "We've fished them all out of here. I heard the Captain say we'd be moving along before night. " "I'm glad to get away from Half -Moon Bay, " she said after a moment. "I mean the sailors' omens their superstitious fears of something ter- rible impending here. They have made me uncom- fortable. And then out at the lower point your anxiety to get me back to the boats before some- thing h...appened. ' ' "Surely you couldn't have guessed there was anything unusual in my mind. ' ' He looked at her questioningly.
"Oh, no, " she laughed. "Didn't you observe how readily I fell in with your idea of the race? I was racing away from your bugaboo, whatever it was. " "So you saw through my scheme and yet said nothing?" he remarked, smiling. "Well, it's hard 176 THE SEA HAWK to get ahead of a girl of to-day, even in a foot-race. But did you see anything on the beach?" "Yes; I saw the careful way you were conceal- ing something from me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, I'm glad to be moving even if it's, only around to the next cove. " "Yes, it's the anchor, " he replied. "We've fished them all out of here. I heard the Captain say we'd be moving along before night. " "I'm glad to get away from Half -Moon Bay, " she said after a moment. "I mean the sailors' omens their superstitious fears of something ter- rible impending here. They have made me uncom- fortable. And then out at the lower point your anxiety to get me back to the boats before some- thing h...appened. ' ' "Surely you couldn't have guessed there was anything unusual in my mind. ' ' He looked at her questioningly.
"Oh, no, " she laughed. "Didn't you observe how readily I fell in with your idea of the race? I was racing away from your bugaboo, whatever it was. " "So you saw through my scheme and yet said nothing?" he remarked, smiling. "Well, it's hard 176 THE SEA HAWK to get ahead of a girl of to-day, even in a foot-race. But did you see anything on the beach?" "Yes; I saw the careful way you were conceal- ing something from me.
What to read after The Sea Hawk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey Millard to read onlineMoreLess
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