The Pirate Bride
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Peg-leg replied.“Anything?”“We’ve another eight hours, I’d say. I know the spot O’Hara speaks of…at least, I’ve heard tell of the island. By my reckoning, and the wind…eight hours. Seven if we’re lucky.”Brendan looked at Peg-leg, a sense of desperation growing within him. “You believe that it’s true, then? That the island exists?”“Aye.”Inwardly, Brendan damned himself. If O’Hara’s coordinates were right, he had been sailing away from the island because he had misjudged the storm. If he had but t...hought out the wind and the currents and the positioning…Hagar, eyeing the sails, said, “We’re moving fast and night is coming, Brendan,” he warned.Peg-leg cleared his throat. “She may not be on the isle,” he said softly.“She must be,” Brendan said quietly.The others were silent.“We may find more than what you’re looking for,” Silent Sam told him.Brendan looked at him questioningly.“O’Hara could be lying. He could be sending us into a trap,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peg-leg replied.“Anything?”“We’ve another eight hours, I’d say. I know the spot O’Hara speaks of…at least, I’ve heard tell of the island. By my reckoning, and the wind…eight hours. Seven if we’re lucky.”Brendan looked at Peg-leg, a sense of desperation growing within him. “You believe that it’s true, then? That the island exists?”“Aye.”Inwardly, Brendan damned himself. If O’Hara’s coordinates were right, he had been sailing away from the island because he had misjudged the storm. If he had but t...hought out the wind and the currents and the positioning…Hagar, eyeing the sails, said, “We’re moving fast and night is coming, Brendan,” he warned.Peg-leg cleared his throat. “She may not be on the isle,” he said softly.“She must be,” Brendan said quietly.The others were silent.“We may find more than what you’re looking for,” Silent Sam told him.Brendan looked at him questioningly.“O’Hara could be lying. He could be sending us into a trap,”
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