Up And Down the Sands of Gold
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Sam '11 bring back Uncle Darb's big dory, thet 's copper-bottomed, Up and Down the Sands of Gold 155 an' strong as a rock. An' so we'll git off'n here all right when ther tide's runnin' out, even if it should happen ter blow a bit. I was a fool, anyhow, ter let ye risk comin' over here in thet cockle-shell o' mine, Miss Marg'ret. " And he glanced ruefully toward the dory lying just below them.
"Never mind, Uncle Billy, " she said cheerfully. " If any one is to be blamed, you can put the most of... it upon me, for I was the one who first insisted upon coming. Then you can put some on Doctor Jasper, and a very little bit on Loleta. " "An' is thet what ye think I 'd do, Miss Marg'ret, when I stands afore Cap'n Leslie, try an' hide 'hind wimmen's petticoats?" The old man's voice was decidedly indignant, and so was the unusually severe look he gave Margaret. But all this disappeared as she said, " Of course you would n't, Uncle Billy. But then you know I did insist upon coming; and so I shall tell papa the truth, if you don't.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sam '11 bring back Uncle Darb's big dory, thet 's copper-bottomed, Up and Down the Sands of Gold 155 an' strong as a rock. An' so we'll git off'n here all right when ther tide's runnin' out, even if it should happen ter blow a bit. I was a fool, anyhow, ter let ye risk comin' over here in thet cockle-shell o' mine, Miss Marg'ret. " And he glanced ruefully toward the dory lying just below them.
"Never mind, Uncle Billy, " she said cheerfully. " If any one is to be blamed, you can put the most of... it upon me, for I was the one who first insisted upon coming. Then you can put some on Doctor Jasper, and a very little bit on Loleta. " "An' is thet what ye think I 'd do, Miss Marg'ret, when I stands afore Cap'n Leslie, try an' hide 'hind wimmen's petticoats?" The old man's voice was decidedly indignant, and so was the unusually severe look he gave Margaret. But all this disappeared as she said, " Of course you would n't, Uncle Billy. But then you know I did insist upon coming; and so I shall tell papa the truth, if you don't.
What to read after Up And Down the Sands of Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Devereux to read onlineMoreLess
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