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They were discussing commerce, and when they reached the boatyard Paxmore invited his co-defendant into the plain wood-walled office from which he conducted his business.
‘What makes thee think that vessels will be at a premium?’ Paxmore asked as they sat on chairs he had carved from oak.
‘The hatred I saw in Turlock’s eyes … when the justices took his land.’ ‘The Turlocks are always savage.’ ‘But this was different. This was a declaration of war, and frankly, Levin, I’m afraid.’ ‘Of what? Turlo...ck’s powerless …’ ‘Of the spirit. There’s an ugly spirit abroad, Levin, and sooner or later it will engulf us all.’ ‘And that’s why thee wants vessels? Against days of riot?’ ‘Exactly. I think the day will come when people like you and me who want to maintain ties with England will be pushed to the wall by the canaille.’ ‘Thee has the advantage of me. I didn’t study in France.’ ‘The mad dogs … the Turlocks. Soon they’ll be shouting that the colonies should break away from England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were discussing commerce, and when they reached the boatyard Paxmore invited his co-defendant into the plain wood-walled office from which he conducted his business.
‘What makes thee think that vessels will be at a premium?’ Paxmore asked as they sat on chairs he had carved from oak.
‘The hatred I saw in Turlock’s eyes … when the justices took his land.’ ‘The Turlocks are always savage.’ ‘But this was different. This was a declaration of war, and frankly, Levin, I’m afraid.’ ‘Of what? Turlo...ck’s powerless …’ ‘Of the spirit. There’s an ugly spirit abroad, Levin, and sooner or later it will engulf us all.’ ‘And that’s why thee wants vessels? Against days of riot?’ ‘Exactly. I think the day will come when people like you and me who want to maintain ties with England will be pushed to the wall by the canaille.’ ‘Thee has the advantage of me. I didn’t study in France.’ ‘The mad dogs … the Turlocks. Soon they’ll be shouting that the colonies should break away from England.
What to read after Chesapeake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James A. Michener to read onlineMoreLess
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