The Wind Jammers
The Wind Jammers
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A close observer, how- ever, might have noticed an unholy twinkle in his eye when he glanced at the natives who were carry- ing the keg of ambergris towards his home.
As for Sangaan, he suddenly seemed to remember some of Garnett' s former trips through the Archipel- ago, and asked very abruptly, " How's Mr. 'Toole?" And at the memory of O'Toole's affairs with the natives Garnett snapped out, " He's dead. " Where- upon the chief laughed so heartily that Garnett's suspicions were aroused again, ...and he remained silent " And Captain Crojack, how is he ? He used to do good trade with the people to the southward. " "Oh, he's still alive, " answered Garnett, somewhat reassured. " He's in the China trade now. " " And 'Toole, his mate, I think you must lie " " He is dead, I tell you, " answered the mate quickly, for it was evident that the chief still wished 95 The Wind-jammers to hear some news of him. "That's a fine big mission house, by the Beg your pardon, but it is just the same ; and, by thunder, it's the best on the islands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A close observer, how- ever, might have noticed an unholy twinkle in his eye when he glanced at the natives who were carry- ing the keg of ambergris towards his home.
As for Sangaan, he suddenly seemed to remember some of Garnett' s former trips through the Archipel- ago, and asked very abruptly, " How's Mr. 'Toole?" And at the memory of O'Toole's affairs with the natives Garnett snapped out, " He's dead. " Where- upon the chief laughed so heartily that Garnett's suspicions were aroused again, ...and he remained silent " And Captain Crojack, how is he ? He used to do good trade with the people to the southward. " "Oh, he's still alive, " answered Garnett, somewhat reassured. " He's in the China trade now. " " And 'Toole, his mate, I think you must lie " " He is dead, I tell you, " answered the mate quickly, for it was evident that the chief still wished 95 The Wind-jammers to hear some news of him. "That's a fine big mission house, by the Beg your pardon, but it is just the same ; and, by thunder, it's the best on the islands.
What to read after The Wind Jammers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Jenkins Thornton Jenkins Hains to read onlineMoreLess
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