The Queen of the Pirate Isle
The Queen of the Pirate Isle
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Time is made for slaves! The Red Roverseeks it not! Why should the Queen?" "I think we must be going, " hesitated Polly, yet by no meansdispleased with the recognition of her rank.
"Not until we have paid homage to your Majesty, " returned theleader. "What ho! there! Let Brother Step-and-Fetch-It pass theQueen around that we may do her honour. " Observing that Polly shrankslightly back, he added: "Fear nothing, the man who hurts a hair ofHer Majesty's head, dies by this hand. Ah! ha!" [Illustra...tion] The others all said, ha! ha! and danced alternately on one legand then on the other, but always with the same dark resemblanceto Christy Minstrels. Brother Step-and-Fetch-It, whose very longbeard had a confusing suggestion of being a part of the leader'sbuffalo robe, lifted her gently in his arms and carried her tothe Red Rovers in turn. Each one bestowed a kiss upon her cheekor forehead, and would have taken her in his arms, or on hisknees, or otherwise lingered over his salute, but they were sternlyrestrained by their leader.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Time is made for slaves! The Red Roverseeks it not! Why should the Queen?" "I think we must be going, " hesitated Polly, yet by no meansdispleased with the recognition of her rank.
"Not until we have paid homage to your Majesty, " returned theleader. "What ho! there! Let Brother Step-and-Fetch-It pass theQueen around that we may do her honour. " Observing that Polly shrankslightly back, he added: "Fear nothing, the man who hurts a hair ofHer Majesty's head, dies by this hand. Ah! ha!" [Illustra...tion] The others all said, ha! ha! and danced alternately on one legand then on the other, but always with the same dark resemblanceto Christy Minstrels. Brother Step-and-Fetch-It, whose very longbeard had a confusing suggestion of being a part of the leader'sbuffalo robe, lifted her gently in his arms and carried her tothe Red Rovers in turn. Each one bestowed a kiss upon her cheekor forehead, and would have taken her in his arms, or on hisknees, or otherwise lingered over his salute, but they were sternlyrestrained by their leader.
What to read after The Queen of the Pirate Isle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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