The Buccaneers (2001)
The Buccaneers
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There the three of us stood at the foot of the ladder, in a space even darker than the captain's cabin, looking down at Horn's mysterious box.
There it sat, wedged beside the ladder, gleaming in the light from the scuttle. The beautiful beckets hung at the ends, lifting and falling with the roll of the ship, tapping at the wood. The skulls or the shaman's bones—or whatever was in there— seemed to answer with their own rattles and taps.
Horn reached inside his shirt. He pulled out a key that hung... on a loop of sailmaker's twine. He dropped to his knees and bent over the chest, feeling along its front. Wood rasped against wood; Horn groped with the key still on his neck, and a hidden latch sprang open. He came up on his haunches and lifted the lid a fraction.
“What do they think I've got in here?” He looked up, and I was afraid to see those eyes of his, such a bright and honest blue. “Eh? What do they think is so important that it can sink ships and steer us to their wrecks like a witch's compass?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There the three of us stood at the foot of the ladder, in a space even darker than the captain's cabin, looking down at Horn's mysterious box.
There it sat, wedged beside the ladder, gleaming in the light from the scuttle. The beautiful beckets hung at the ends, lifting and falling with the roll of the ship, tapping at the wood. The skulls or the shaman's bones—or whatever was in there— seemed to answer with their own rattles and taps.
Horn reached inside his shirt. He pulled out a key that hung... on a loop of sailmaker's twine. He dropped to his knees and bent over the chest, feeling along its front. Wood rasped against wood; Horn groped with the key still on his neck, and a hidden latch sprang open. He came up on his haunches and lifted the lid a fraction.
“What do they think I've got in here?” He looked up, and I was afraid to see those eyes of his, such a bright and honest blue. “Eh? What do they think is so important that it can sink ships and steer us to their wrecks like a witch's compass?”
What to read after The Buccaneers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iain Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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