Wild Justice: Stories of the South Seas
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You want to cinch all the texes for yesself, andmake a running with our lovely president. But we are on to you, BobFletcher, and I voice the sentimomgs of the whole band when I says withSaint John, in the forty-first epistle to the Proosians, 'Wot you putyour fist to, that do it with all yer might!'" "Aye, aye!" chorused the band with boisterous approval.
"Then _h_up and work, you devils!" exclaimed the vice president. "Pullout that table, Mack; and you, there, bear a 'and to 'elp 'im, 'Enery. ...Set _h_up the little chair, Williams! Easy with Saint Paul, you, Tommy, or you'll crack him sure--and lay the whole caboodlum on the shelf, _h_out of 'arm's way! Lively, lads--lively!" Bob lifted Daisy in his arms, and carrying her to the table, installedher comfortably in the little chair.
"Captain's bridge, " he said; "and if anything ain't right, or just_h_according to your _h_idears, you sing out to the lower deck, loud and'earty; only mind you don't get _h_excited and spill orf!" Daisy's eyes danced, and her timidity all vanished as she saw the jovialand obedient band grouping together and hotly discussing the proposeddecorations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You want to cinch all the texes for yesself, andmake a running with our lovely president. But we are on to you, BobFletcher, and I voice the sentimomgs of the whole band when I says withSaint John, in the forty-first epistle to the Proosians, 'Wot you putyour fist to, that do it with all yer might!'" "Aye, aye!" chorused the band with boisterous approval.
"Then _h_up and work, you devils!" exclaimed the vice president. "Pullout that table, Mack; and you, there, bear a 'and to 'elp 'im, 'Enery. ...Set _h_up the little chair, Williams! Easy with Saint Paul, you, Tommy, or you'll crack him sure--and lay the whole caboodlum on the shelf, _h_out of 'arm's way! Lively, lads--lively!" Bob lifted Daisy in his arms, and carrying her to the table, installedher comfortably in the little chair.
"Captain's bridge, " he said; "and if anything ain't right, or just_h_according to your _h_idears, you sing out to the lower deck, loud and'earty; only mind you don't get _h_excited and spill orf!" Daisy's eyes danced, and her timidity all vanished as she saw the jovialand obedient band grouping together and hotly discussing the proposeddecorations.
What to read after Wild Justice: Stories of the South Seas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Osbourne Lloyd to read onlineMoreLess
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