The Last of the Huggermuggers
The Last of the Huggermuggers
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The Captain also described to Zebedee the appearance of the coast;and, in short, Zebedee contrived to get all the information about theplace the Captain could give him, without letting it appear that hehad any other motive in asking questions than mere curiosity.
CHAPTER TEN.
ZEBEDEE AND JACKY PUT THEIR HEADS TOGETHER.
Zebedee now communicated to Little Jacket his plans about sailing forthe giant's coast, and entrapping Huggermugger and carrying him toAmerica. Little Jacket was rather astonishe...d at the bold scheme of theYankee, and tried to dissuade him from attempting it. But Zebedee hadgot his head so full of the notion now, that he was determined tocarry out his project, if he could. He even tried to persuade LittleJacket to go with him, and his six companions, and finally succeeded. The six other sailors, however, swore that nothing would tempt them toexpose themselves again on shore to the danger of being taken by thegiant. Little Jacket agreed to land with Zebedee and share all dangerwith him, on condition that Zebedee would give him half the profitsBarnum should allow them from the exhibition of the giant in America.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Captain also described to Zebedee the appearance of the coast;and, in short, Zebedee contrived to get all the information about theplace the Captain could give him, without letting it appear that hehad any other motive in asking questions than mere curiosity.
CHAPTER TEN.
ZEBEDEE AND JACKY PUT THEIR HEADS TOGETHER.
Zebedee now communicated to Little Jacket his plans about sailing forthe giant's coast, and entrapping Huggermugger and carrying him toAmerica. Little Jacket was rather astonishe...d at the bold scheme of theYankee, and tried to dissuade him from attempting it. But Zebedee hadgot his head so full of the notion now, that he was determined tocarry out his project, if he could. He even tried to persuade LittleJacket to go with him, and his six companions, and finally succeeded. The six other sailors, however, swore that nothing would tempt them toexpose themselves again on shore to the danger of being taken by thegiant. Little Jacket agreed to land with Zebedee and share all dangerwith him, on condition that Zebedee would give him half the profitsBarnum should allow them from the exhibition of the giant in America.
What to read after The Last of the Huggermuggers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cranch Christopher Pearse to read onlineMoreLess
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