Adventures in the Philippine Islands
Adventures in the Philippine Islands
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He then addressed the young girl, who had remained in the corner, more dead than alive.
"Ah! cursed creature!" said he to her; "you are Cajoui's mistress:now your turn is come!" At this moment he advanced towards her with his dagger in his hand. Iran between him and the poor girl, for I knew he was capable ofkilling anyone, particularly after I had been attacked in a mannerthat had placed me in danger.
"Wretch!" said I to him, "what are you going to do?" "No great things, master; only to cut of...f the hair and ears of thisvile woman, and then send her to tell Cajoui that we shall sooncatch him!" It cost me much trouble to prevent him from executing his plan. I wasobliged to use all my authority, and to allow him to burn the cabin, after the terrified young girl, thanks to my protection, had fledinto the forest.
My lieutenant was right in sending word to Cajoui that we should catchhim. Some months after, and several leagues from the place where we hadset fire to his cabin, one day, when three men of my guard accompaniedme, we discovered, in the thickest part of the wood, a small hut.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He then addressed the young girl, who had remained in the corner, more dead than alive.
"Ah! cursed creature!" said he to her; "you are Cajoui's mistress:now your turn is come!" At this moment he advanced towards her with his dagger in his hand. Iran between him and the poor girl, for I knew he was capable ofkilling anyone, particularly after I had been attacked in a mannerthat had placed me in danger.
"Wretch!" said I to him, "what are you going to do?" "No great things, master; only to cut of...f the hair and ears of thisvile woman, and then send her to tell Cajoui that we shall sooncatch him!" It cost me much trouble to prevent him from executing his plan. I wasobliged to use all my authority, and to allow him to burn the cabin, after the terrified young girl, thanks to my protection, had fledinto the forest.
My lieutenant was right in sending word to Cajoui that we should catchhim. Some months after, and several leagues from the place where we hadset fire to his cabin, one day, when three men of my guard accompaniedme, we discovered, in the thickest part of the wood, a small hut.
What to read after Adventures in the Philippine Islands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by La Gironière Paul P. De to read onlineMoreLess
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