Works
Works
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** Neighbor Vito Viti,*' put in the vioe-governatore, " it msj be well to remember that this matter is not to be recorded as you would put on file the confessions of a thief; it may be better to let the honest boatman tell his story in his own way.** " Aye, now the veechy has set to work, I hope we shall get the worth of our ducat," observed Cuffe, in English.
" S'nori," rejoined Raoul, " it shall be just as your eccellenzi say. The lugger you speak of was off the island last evening, steering ...towards Ischia ; which place she must have reached in the course of the nighty as there was a good land-wind from the twenty-third to the fifth hour." " This agrees with our account as to the time and place," said Gri£Sn ; " but not at all as to the direction the corsair was steering. We hear she was rather rounding the southern cape for the Gulf of Salerno." Raoul started, and gave thanks, mentally, that he had come on board, as this statement showed that his enemies had received only too accurate information of his recent movements.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
** Neighbor Vito Viti,*' put in the vioe-governatore, " it msj be well to remember that this matter is not to be recorded as you would put on file the confessions of a thief; it may be better to let the honest boatman tell his story in his own way.** " Aye, now the veechy has set to work, I hope we shall get the worth of our ducat," observed Cuffe, in English.
" S'nori," rejoined Raoul, " it shall be just as your eccellenzi say. The lugger you speak of was off the island last evening, steering ...towards Ischia ; which place she must have reached in the course of the nighty as there was a good land-wind from the twenty-third to the fifth hour." " This agrees with our account as to the time and place," said Gri£Sn ; " but not at all as to the direction the corsair was steering. We hear she was rather rounding the southern cape for the Gulf of Salerno." Raoul started, and gave thanks, mentally, that he had come on board, as this statement showed that his enemies had received only too accurate information of his recent movements.
What to read after Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Fenimore Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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