Frank On the Lower Mississippi
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Close behindher came another of the mosquito fleet, towed by a transport. Bothvessels were badly cut up, especially the gun-boat, which was almost awreck. Both chimneys had either been broken off by branches of trees orshattered by a shell, and her casemates were pierced in a hundredplaces. Her engines had also been disabled, and her wheel hungmotionless in the water. Still she retained enough of her formerappearance for Frank to recognize in her his old vessel, the Boxer;besides, he saw his co...usin on the guards waving his handkerchief to him. While Frank stood watching the vessel, wondering how any of her crewcould have escaped, and how Archie had conducted himself during thefights through which he had passed, the captain came up out of his cabinand exclaimed: "Mr. Nelson, you're wanted on board the flagship! Don't wait to get yourside-arms, but go at once. The admiral is in a great hurry to see you!" Frank, wondering what new orders he was about to receive, ran down theladder that led to the afterguard, reached the shore on a plank thatextended from the stern of the vessel to the bank, and in a short timewas in the presence of the admiral.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Close behindher came another of the mosquito fleet, towed by a transport. Bothvessels were badly cut up, especially the gun-boat, which was almost awreck. Both chimneys had either been broken off by branches of trees orshattered by a shell, and her casemates were pierced in a hundredplaces. Her engines had also been disabled, and her wheel hungmotionless in the water. Still she retained enough of her formerappearance for Frank to recognize in her his old vessel, the Boxer;besides, he saw his co...usin on the guards waving his handkerchief to him. While Frank stood watching the vessel, wondering how any of her crewcould have escaped, and how Archie had conducted himself during thefights through which he had passed, the captain came up out of his cabinand exclaimed: "Mr. Nelson, you're wanted on board the flagship! Don't wait to get yourside-arms, but go at once. The admiral is in a great hurry to see you!" Frank, wondering what new orders he was about to receive, ran down theladder that led to the afterguard, reached the shore on a plank thatextended from the stern of the vessel to the bank, and in a short timewas in the presence of the admiral.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Castlemon Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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