Vanderdecken
Vanderdecken
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I was saying before he came back there was something wrong with it, has been from the start. I dunno well, here we are, and how are we to leave him without money or anything? Why, I've got as fond of that lad as if he was my own brother and he turns like that on us. " "Maybe he's tired, " said Tommie, "and if you talk to him in the morning, you'll find him different. ' ' "I don't believe it, " said George, "he means what he says. Question is, what's turned him on us?" "Turned him on us? Why, my... taking those rotten diamonds off to the ship what else? I didn't know he'd take it like that, how could I?" "Then go and explain, " said George, "go and tell him you're sorry. " "Me! what's there to be sorry for?" "Well, it was a fool's game, anyhow. " "Which?" "Carting that stuff off on board. " "We ain't all as clever as you, I know, " said Hank. "S'pose those Mexicans come dow T n to- night on us, you'll see if it was a fool's game get- ting the valuables off first. I tell you we ought to have cleared off this evening, it's plain not safe sticking here the night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was saying before he came back there was something wrong with it, has been from the start. I dunno well, here we are, and how are we to leave him without money or anything? Why, I've got as fond of that lad as if he was my own brother and he turns like that on us. " "Maybe he's tired, " said Tommie, "and if you talk to him in the morning, you'll find him different. ' ' "I don't believe it, " said George, "he means what he says. Question is, what's turned him on us?" "Turned him on us? Why, my... taking those rotten diamonds off to the ship what else? I didn't know he'd take it like that, how could I?" "Then go and explain, " said George, "go and tell him you're sorry. " "Me! what's there to be sorry for?" "Well, it was a fool's game, anyhow. " "Which?" "Carting that stuff off on board. " "We ain't all as clever as you, I know, " said Hank. "S'pose those Mexicans come dow T n to- night on us, you'll see if it was a fool's game get- ting the valuables off first. I tell you we ought to have cleared off this evening, it's plain not safe sticking here the night.
What to read after Vanderdecken?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H De Vere Henry De Vere Stacpoole to read onlineMoreLess
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