The Siren's Song
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Valeryn said. “The pittance those bastards handed us is a fucking insult.”
“Aye,” Drake agreed. “But one third of these goods to keep a favorable relationship with the Bahamians will allow us to continue open trade with them. The boys will be happy with their shares.” He patted down the pouch laden with coins under his waistcoat. “I do admire the treasury’s lack of moral virtuousness by profiting off the unfortunate. Divvying up the profits with the townspeople somehow makes them feel less l...ike thieves and more like philanthropists. They’re no better than us.”
“At least we admit our villainy,” Valeryn said.
They exited the courthouse onto the porch. From the steps, Drake scanned the square all the way down the avenue to the docks. No less than six taverns separated him from his ship. He had a good mind to stop at each one on his way back to his refuge.
“Do you plan on paying Lizzie a visit?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Valeryn said. “The pittance those bastards handed us is a fucking insult.”
“Aye,” Drake agreed. “But one third of these goods to keep a favorable relationship with the Bahamians will allow us to continue open trade with them. The boys will be happy with their shares.” He patted down the pouch laden with coins under his waistcoat. “I do admire the treasury’s lack of moral virtuousness by profiting off the unfortunate. Divvying up the profits with the townspeople somehow makes them feel less l...ike thieves and more like philanthropists. They’re no better than us.”
“At least we admit our villainy,” Valeryn said.
They exited the courthouse onto the porch. From the steps, Drake scanned the square all the way down the avenue to the docks. No less than six taverns separated him from his ship. He had a good mind to stop at each one on his way back to his refuge.
“Do you plan on paying Lizzie a visit?”
What to read after The Siren's Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Bray-Weber to read onlineMoreLess
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