The Wrecker's Daughter: And Other Tales of the Forest, the Shore, And the Ocean
The Wrecker's Daughter: And Other Tales of the Forest, the Shore, And the Ocean
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" again asked the Scout Fearful of assuming a responsibility pregnant with the life or death of one so dear to him, the young man replied : " I cannot decide ; I know not what to say, Scout I leave the whole matter to you. You know what is best, what risks we shall run, and what are our chances of success." " Wal, then," rejoined the Scout, " if you leave it to me, 1 decide to follow the plan I mentioned. I acknowledge there is danger, but there can't be many of the varmints left, and, worst co...me to worst, we can fight it out with the reptyles. Should it come to that, they will not show a fair stand-up fight, but skulk. Then, you see, Brave and I can keep them at bay, while you and the gal can escape." " But there is your own risk, Scout," said Henry.
" That, young man, I don't count much on, I 've lived through worse skrimmages than this is likely to be. I consate that the ball that is to reach my life is not moulded yet. But, if I do fall, what matters a year or two off a lonely old man's life, who has got not a kin in the world to mourn his death?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" again asked the Scout Fearful of assuming a responsibility pregnant with the life or death of one so dear to him, the young man replied : " I cannot decide ; I know not what to say, Scout I leave the whole matter to you. You know what is best, what risks we shall run, and what are our chances of success." " Wal, then," rejoined the Scout, " if you leave it to me, 1 decide to follow the plan I mentioned. I acknowledge there is danger, but there can't be many of the varmints left, and, worst co...me to worst, we can fight it out with the reptyles. Should it come to that, they will not show a fair stand-up fight, but skulk. Then, you see, Brave and I can keep them at bay, while you and the gal can escape." " But there is your own risk, Scout," said Henry.
" That, young man, I don't count much on, I 've lived through worse skrimmages than this is likely to be. I consate that the ball that is to reach my life is not moulded yet. But, if I do fall, what matters a year or two off a lonely old man's life, who has got not a kin in the world to mourn his death?
What to read after The Wrecker's Daughter: And Other Tales of the Forest, the Shore, And the Ocean?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles P Charles Parker Ilsley to read onlineMoreLess
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