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More cargoes: 1897

by W. Jacobs

Level B2 · Upper-intermediateAdventure15 chapters
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About this book

A determined fourteen-year-old boy embarks on his first voyage aboard the Susan Jane, a ship rumored to be a pirate vessel, where he must prove himself among a rough crew and confront the wild tales filling his head. Adventure and mischief await on the high seas.

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Contents

15 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02A SAFETY MATCH
03A RASH EXPERIMENT
04THE CABIN PASSENGER
05“CHOICE SPIRITS”
06A DISCIPLINARIAN
07BROTHER HUTCHINS
08THE DISBURSEMENT SHEET
09RULE OF THREE
10PICKLED HERRING
11TWO OF A TRADE
12AN INTERVENTION

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