The Waif of the "cynthia"
The Waif of the "cynthia"
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It seemed to themthat the man, although he affected indifference, cast a furtive glanceat them from time to time, to see what impression he made upon them. Perceiving this, they also immediately feigned to take no notice of him, and did not address a word to him. But as soon as they descended to thesaloon, upon which their cabins opened, they took counsel together.
"What could have been Tudor Brown's motive in trying to make thembelieve that Patrick O'Donoghan was dead? And what was his purpose... intaking this voyage upon the 'Alaska'? It was impossible for them to say. But it was difficult not to believe that it had some connection with theshipwreck of the 'Cynthia, ' and the infant tied to the buoy. The onlyinterest which Patrick O'Donoghan had for Erik and his friends, was thefact of his supposed knowledge of the affair, and this was their onlyreason for seeking for him. Now they had before them a man who wasuninvited, and who had come to them, and declared that PatrickO'Donoghan was dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seemed to themthat the man, although he affected indifference, cast a furtive glanceat them from time to time, to see what impression he made upon them. Perceiving this, they also immediately feigned to take no notice of him, and did not address a word to him. But as soon as they descended to thesaloon, upon which their cabins opened, they took counsel together.
"What could have been Tudor Brown's motive in trying to make thembelieve that Patrick O'Donoghan was dead? And what was his purpose... intaking this voyage upon the 'Alaska'? It was impossible for them to say. But it was difficult not to believe that it had some connection with theshipwreck of the 'Cynthia, ' and the infant tied to the buoy. The onlyinterest which Patrick O'Donoghan had for Erik and his friends, was thefact of his supposed knowledge of the affair, and this was their onlyreason for seeking for him. Now they had before them a man who wasuninvited, and who had come to them, and declared that PatrickO'Donoghan was dead.
What to read after The Waif of the "cynthia"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurie André to read onlineMoreLess
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