The Pirate City
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"And what, " said he, "are we to do when we get clear out of theBab-el-Oued gate, supposing we are so far lucky?" "Scatter, and make for the head of Frais Vallon, " whispered Castello ashe passed. "A boat waits at Barbarossa's Tower. Our signal is--" Here the Portuguese gave a peculiar whistle, which was too low to beheard by the guards, who were busy marshalling the gang.
"You'll agree, father?" urged Mariano, entreatingly.
The merchant replied by a stern "Yes" as the gang was ordered to moveo...n.
Mariano instantly gave his straw hat a tremendous pull to one side, andwalked along with a glow of enthusiasm in his countenance. One of theguards, noting this, stepped forward and walked beside him.
"So much the better, " thought Mariano; "there will be no time lost whenwe grapple. " Traversing the passages of the mole, the gang passed into the town, andcommenced to thread those narrow streets which, to the present day, spread in a labyrinth between the port and Bab-el-Oued.
As they passed through one of those streets which, being less frequentedthan most of the others, was unusually quiet, a low hiss was heard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And what, " said he, "are we to do when we get clear out of theBab-el-Oued gate, supposing we are so far lucky?" "Scatter, and make for the head of Frais Vallon, " whispered Castello ashe passed. "A boat waits at Barbarossa's Tower. Our signal is--" Here the Portuguese gave a peculiar whistle, which was too low to beheard by the guards, who were busy marshalling the gang.
"You'll agree, father?" urged Mariano, entreatingly.
The merchant replied by a stern "Yes" as the gang was ordered to moveo...n.
Mariano instantly gave his straw hat a tremendous pull to one side, andwalked along with a glow of enthusiasm in his countenance. One of theguards, noting this, stepped forward and walked beside him.
"So much the better, " thought Mariano; "there will be no time lost whenwe grapple. " Traversing the passages of the mole, the gang passed into the town, andcommenced to thread those narrow streets which, to the present day, spread in a labyrinth between the port and Bab-el-Oued.
As they passed through one of those streets which, being less frequentedthan most of the others, was unusually quiet, a low hiss was heard.
What to read after The Pirate City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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