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Jack Hardy: A Story of English Smugglers in the Days of Napoleon
Herbert Strang
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"Well, since you put it plain, sir, I wouldn't be surprised if some of 'em think a sight more of French brandy than of Jamaica rum."
"That's no answer, you old rascal. Well, I'm going down to the village to have a look round. I saw some neat little smacks at the jetty yesterday, and one of 'em put out pretty smartly, too: was uncommonly well handled."
"Well, sir, you be a fine, mettlesome young gentleman; but if so be as I might advise you, I'd say keep your weather-eye open. If so be they are a smuggling lot below—well, they won't be exactly main pleased to see a king's officer."
"Bless you, they won't know me. I'm not in uniform, you see. Nobody knows who I am but my cousins and you and Mr. Gudgeon."
"True, sir; and me and Mr. Gudgeon keeps ourselves to ourselves, to be sure."<. . . Read More
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Community Reviews
A quick read. Interesting to me since I have not read much of anything set in 1804 or 1805 in England or France. I think anyone today could enjoy this book for what it is, even though it was written in about 1905, and for boys, not adults.