Flaming Zeppelins
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Mr. Verne asked.
“Not exactly,” Rikwalk said, “but it is a long story.”
“I suggest we wait on it,” said John, “push the ship to sea. Lest our escaped pirates return, possibly with reinforcements.”
“I doubt he had any,” Beadle said.
“Still, I have had all of this island I prefer,” said John Feather.
“Speak good white man talk,” Bull said. “Like me.”
“Thank you,” John Feather said. “College.”
“And like our friend Rikwalk here, I presume you have quite a story yourself,” Mr. Verne said, smiling at ...John Feather.
“Oh,” said John Feather, laughing. “You can not imagine. But like Rikwalk’s story, Beadle and I will save it for later.”
Rikwalk said, “I will pull the ship to sea, and then it is up to the Dutchman here to sail it.”
“I can do that,” said the Dutchman. “The remainder of my crew will help me, and they will train the rest of you where your assistance is needed. But that will be minimal. It takes few to sail my ship.”
“Work for me,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Verne asked.
“Not exactly,” Rikwalk said, “but it is a long story.”
“I suggest we wait on it,” said John, “push the ship to sea. Lest our escaped pirates return, possibly with reinforcements.”
“I doubt he had any,” Beadle said.
“Still, I have had all of this island I prefer,” said John Feather.
“Speak good white man talk,” Bull said. “Like me.”
“Thank you,” John Feather said. “College.”
“And like our friend Rikwalk here, I presume you have quite a story yourself,” Mr. Verne said, smiling at ...John Feather.
“Oh,” said John Feather, laughing. “You can not imagine. But like Rikwalk’s story, Beadle and I will save it for later.”
Rikwalk said, “I will pull the ship to sea, and then it is up to the Dutchman here to sail it.”
“I can do that,” said the Dutchman. “The remainder of my crew will help me, and they will train the rest of you where your assistance is needed. But that will be minimal. It takes few to sail my ship.”
“Work for me,”
What to read after Flaming Zeppelins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joe R. Lansdale to read onlineMoreLess
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