The Black Bar
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If they catch a glimpse of you they'll be off, and we may neverget alongside. " "Ay, ay, sir, " came eagerly from the boat in which the two black sailorshad also been stowed, each looking eager and excited about the work tocome.
The wind was light, and a couple of hours passed, with Mark's steersmangradually edging the schooner nearer to the stranger, which, having theadvantage of the wind, glided down to them, evidently meaning to speakthem, and ask for news.
"It couldn't be better, sir, " sai...d Tom Fillot; "only if you would getone of the skipper's big cigars and smoke it as you walk about, they'resure to be using a spy-glass now and then. " "But I can't smoke, Tom. " "Then light it, sir, and only blow at it so as to make the smoke shownow and again. Have a lighted lanthorn under the bulwarks, and shovethe end in now and then. It'll make it all look so quiet and safeaboard that they'll walk right into the trap. " Mark did as he was requested, but with a good deal of discomfort; andthen waited with a throbbing heart, and a strong desire to cough andsneeze from time to time as he marched about the deck, stopping to usehis glass, and making out a tall, thin man similarly armed with a glass, and wearing a Panama hat as well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If they catch a glimpse of you they'll be off, and we may neverget alongside. " "Ay, ay, sir, " came eagerly from the boat in which the two black sailorshad also been stowed, each looking eager and excited about the work tocome.
The wind was light, and a couple of hours passed, with Mark's steersmangradually edging the schooner nearer to the stranger, which, having theadvantage of the wind, glided down to them, evidently meaning to speakthem, and ask for news.
"It couldn't be better, sir, " sai...d Tom Fillot; "only if you would getone of the skipper's big cigars and smoke it as you walk about, they'resure to be using a spy-glass now and then. " "But I can't smoke, Tom. " "Then light it, sir, and only blow at it so as to make the smoke shownow and again. Have a lighted lanthorn under the bulwarks, and shovethe end in now and then. It'll make it all look so quiet and safeaboard that they'll walk right into the trap. " Mark did as he was requested, but with a good deal of discomfort; andthen waited with a throbbing heart, and a strong desire to cough andsneeze from time to time as he marched about the deck, stopping to usehis glass, and making out a tall, thin man similarly armed with a glass, and wearing a Panama hat as well.
What to read after The Black Bar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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