The Voyage of the Hoppergrass
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These people in books all seemed to do iteasily enough, and so I could have done, if I had had one ready. As it was I stammered over it.
"Sam-er-er-Jim-er-James B-B-Brown, " I said at last.
"Sam Jim James Brown!" he said, in his buttery tones, "well, SamJim James Brown, what is it you want here?" I told him again about the boat, and how they told us at Lanesportthat Captain Bannister was coming to Rogers's Island to look forher.
"What kind of a boat is it?" said the other man. I had succeededat... last in getting the tall man to let go of my hand, and I backeda little away from him. I described the "Hoppergrass" as well as Icould, and told about the Captain's notion for changing the name.
"A white cat-boat, hey?" said the little man, "and CaptainBannister, --oh, yes! of Lanesport? Captain Bannister ofLanesport?" "No, he comes--" "No? Are you sure? He's been in Lanesport lately, hasn't he?" "Oh, yes. That's where he lost the 'Hoppergrass. '" "That's the man!" said he, "that's the man. Now, I tell you what.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These people in books all seemed to do iteasily enough, and so I could have done, if I had had one ready. As it was I stammered over it.
"Sam-er-er-Jim-er-James B-B-Brown, " I said at last.
"Sam Jim James Brown!" he said, in his buttery tones, "well, SamJim James Brown, what is it you want here?" I told him again about the boat, and how they told us at Lanesportthat Captain Bannister was coming to Rogers's Island to look forher.
"What kind of a boat is it?" said the other man. I had succeededat... last in getting the tall man to let go of my hand, and I backeda little away from him. I described the "Hoppergrass" as well as Icould, and told about the Captain's notion for changing the name.
"A white cat-boat, hey?" said the little man, "and CaptainBannister, --oh, yes! of Lanesport? Captain Bannister ofLanesport?" "No, he comes--" "No? Are you sure? He's been in Lanesport lately, hasn't he?" "Oh, yes. That's where he lost the 'Hoppergrass. '" "That's the man!" said he, "that's the man. Now, I tell you what.
What to read after The Voyage of the Hoppergrass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pearson, Edmund Lester, 1880-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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