The Pirate Ruse
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As they rowed the boats to shore, the men chuckled with mirthful anticipation—exchanged conversation concerning their delight in the prospect of seeing their loved ones. She gathered they had been at sea for much longer than was usual and were desperate for shore and family.
Then—all at once it seemed—women, children, and a few men began to appear on the shore. They waved, calling out to the boats.
Cries of “Papa!” and “Darling!” filled the air, and tears filled Cristabel’s eyes—for she ...knew the families of the crew of the Merry Wench were desperate to see those they so adored.
The boats were brought ashore, and all those aboard them disembarked to be met with squeals of joy, tears, hugs, and kisses. Cristabel stood aside, smiling as she watched small children throw their arms around the necks of their privateering fathers. Wives kissed their husbands and wept. Pirates kissed their wives and children, held them with desperate embraces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As they rowed the boats to shore, the men chuckled with mirthful anticipation—exchanged conversation concerning their delight in the prospect of seeing their loved ones. She gathered they had been at sea for much longer than was usual and were desperate for shore and family.
Then—all at once it seemed—women, children, and a few men began to appear on the shore. They waved, calling out to the boats.
Cries of “Papa!” and “Darling!” filled the air, and tears filled Cristabel’s eyes—for she ...knew the families of the crew of the Merry Wench were desperate to see those they so adored.
The boats were brought ashore, and all those aboard them disembarked to be met with squeals of joy, tears, hugs, and kisses. Cristabel stood aside, smiling as she watched small children throw their arms around the necks of their privateering fathers. Wives kissed their husbands and wept. Pirates kissed their wives and children, held them with desperate embraces.
What to read after The Pirate Ruse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcia Lynn Mcclure to read onlineMoreLess
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