Hawke
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Congreve said, after Hawke was safely airborne and they had entered the hangar elevator. “Scotland Yard, Caribbean Section, namely you and me, suddenly has a great deal of work to do in the next few days.”“Yes. These Russians are a bad lot, sir.”“Oh, it’s not the Russkies we’re on to. That’s purely Hawke’s affair for the time being.”“What then?”Congreve touched the button for the main deck and said, “Oh, we’re on to much more thrilling stuff, I assure you.”“Really? Such as?”“Pirates. Golden doub...loons buried under silver moons. Skulls. Crossbones, and dead man talk. All that sort of thing.”“Sounds fairly exciting.”“It does have that potential, yes.”The elevator came to a stop and the door slid open. As the two men walked toward the ship’s library, Congreve said, “Do you remember hearing stories about Blackhawke the pirate in your childhood?”“Of course. Everyone did. Silver skulls braided into his beard, as I remember. Fond of decapitating chaps and hanging their heads in the rigging as a warning sign.”“That’s the fellow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Congreve said, after Hawke was safely airborne and they had entered the hangar elevator. “Scotland Yard, Caribbean Section, namely you and me, suddenly has a great deal of work to do in the next few days.”“Yes. These Russians are a bad lot, sir.”“Oh, it’s not the Russkies we’re on to. That’s purely Hawke’s affair for the time being.”“What then?”Congreve touched the button for the main deck and said, “Oh, we’re on to much more thrilling stuff, I assure you.”“Really? Such as?”“Pirates. Golden doub...loons buried under silver moons. Skulls. Crossbones, and dead man talk. All that sort of thing.”“Sounds fairly exciting.”“It does have that potential, yes.”The elevator came to a stop and the door slid open. As the two men walked toward the ship’s library, Congreve said, “Do you remember hearing stories about Blackhawke the pirate in your childhood?”“Of course. Everyone did. Silver skulls braided into his beard, as I remember. Fond of decapitating chaps and hanging their heads in the rigging as a warning sign.”“That’s the fellow.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ted Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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