The Stake a Story of the New England Coast
The Stake a Story of the New England Coast
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I hope some time you will call and meet my father and mother. They want to see you and thank you for your kindness to me. And you, too, Mr. Jenkins. I've not forgotten that it was you who came to my rescue. " THE STAKE 175 " Arter yer young man, Miss, " said Bill. " He done th' most. " " Yes, " exclaimed the captain. " We mustn't fer- git him. I never seen a man work as he did. How is he ? Ev'rythin' all fixed up atween ye ? Eh ? " He chuckled and grinned in a knowing way, and even ventured a w...ink, expressive of a secret under- standing.
" You refer to Mr. Weston ? " said Louise, blush- ing furiously, and trying to speak with indifference. " I haven't seen him since the day we left the ship. We were strangers, you know. " The captain stared blankly and turned with a sheep- ish expression on his face, towards Bill, who nodded his head complacently, and said: "Wot did I tell ye!" " I'll own up, I was fooled, " remarked the captain, shaking his head. " I was fer havin' it ye was sweet- hearts, an' Bill was bettin' ye wan't.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hope some time you will call and meet my father and mother. They want to see you and thank you for your kindness to me. And you, too, Mr. Jenkins. I've not forgotten that it was you who came to my rescue. " THE STAKE 175 " Arter yer young man, Miss, " said Bill. " He done th' most. " " Yes, " exclaimed the captain. " We mustn't fer- git him. I never seen a man work as he did. How is he ? Ev'rythin' all fixed up atween ye ? Eh ? " He chuckled and grinned in a knowing way, and even ventured a w...ink, expressive of a secret under- standing.
" You refer to Mr. Weston ? " said Louise, blush- ing furiously, and trying to speak with indifference. " I haven't seen him since the day we left the ship. We were strangers, you know. " The captain stared blankly and turned with a sheep- ish expression on his face, towards Bill, who nodded his head complacently, and said: "Wot did I tell ye!" " I'll own up, I was fooled, " remarked the captain, shaking his head. " I was fer havin' it ye was sweet- hearts, an' Bill was bettin' ye wan't.
What to read after The Stake a Story of the New England Coast?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jay Cady to read onlineMoreLess
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