The Admirals' Game (2012)
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‘If’n God had intended man to swim, he would have favoured him wi’ gills.’‘I wish I had a shilling piece for every time you’ve said that, Rufus.’Rufus looked at Charlie Taverner with something approaching surprise, for he was sure he had never said anything of the like before, but he did not argue; Charlie had a habit of being right, and an even more annoying one of being convincing even when he was in the wrong. Pearce’s head came up right beside the boat, lashed to the side of HMS Faron, and w...ith one heave he lifted himself clear of the sea and threw a leg over the gunwale, balancing there until Charlie grabbed him and helped him over the rest.
‘Obliged, Charlie,’ Pearce gasped, shaking his head and covering his helper in water.‘Well I see I has no need to go a’dipping. All I has to do is wait till you comes back inboard.’‘The tribulations of being a servant, Charlie.’‘I reckon I is supposed to be thankful, an’ all.’Taking a towel off Rufus, he grinned at Charlie, who was looking a damn sight more querulous than he truly was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘If’n God had intended man to swim, he would have favoured him wi’ gills.’‘I wish I had a shilling piece for every time you’ve said that, Rufus.’Rufus looked at Charlie Taverner with something approaching surprise, for he was sure he had never said anything of the like before, but he did not argue; Charlie had a habit of being right, and an even more annoying one of being convincing even when he was in the wrong. Pearce’s head came up right beside the boat, lashed to the side of HMS Faron, and w...ith one heave he lifted himself clear of the sea and threw a leg over the gunwale, balancing there until Charlie grabbed him and helped him over the rest.
‘Obliged, Charlie,’ Pearce gasped, shaking his head and covering his helper in water.‘Well I see I has no need to go a’dipping. All I has to do is wait till you comes back inboard.’‘The tribulations of being a servant, Charlie.’‘I reckon I is supposed to be thankful, an’ all.’Taking a towel off Rufus, he grinned at Charlie, who was looking a damn sight more querulous than he truly was.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Donachie to read onlineMoreLess
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