Joan of the Island
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You see, there's no compass aboard, and the Pacific is a pretty big place. " Then you don't think there is any hope for us? " the girl asked, with a look of deep concern.
" I won't say that till she sinks, " replied the man from the Four Winds, grimly.
Suddenly the violent wind eased up. For two full minutes there was a dead calm, and then a gust of wind blew from the other direction.
Keith's heart gave a leap; as yet he dared not think of it as anything but a playful prank of the gale. But now... there came a steady pressure di- rectly from the east.
Washee, washee ! " the man cried exultantly. " Pull, you lazy black scum ! Put some beef into PERILS SHARED 147 it, or I'll knock you into the middle of the star- board watch. Miss Trent, this crazy wind has shifted right round. How long it'll stop there the angel Gabriel may know, but I don't. If it doesn't jump round again we ought to bump up against the side of the Kestrel within an hour. " CHAPTER XIV CHESTER PAYS A VISIT WHEN Chester Trent set sail from Tao Tao in his ketch he was in a bitter frame of mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You see, there's no compass aboard, and the Pacific is a pretty big place. " Then you don't think there is any hope for us? " the girl asked, with a look of deep concern.
" I won't say that till she sinks, " replied the man from the Four Winds, grimly.
Suddenly the violent wind eased up. For two full minutes there was a dead calm, and then a gust of wind blew from the other direction.
Keith's heart gave a leap; as yet he dared not think of it as anything but a playful prank of the gale. But now... there came a steady pressure di- rectly from the east.
Washee, washee ! " the man cried exultantly. " Pull, you lazy black scum ! Put some beef into PERILS SHARED 147 it, or I'll knock you into the middle of the star- board watch. Miss Trent, this crazy wind has shifted right round. How long it'll stop there the angel Gabriel may know, but I don't. If it doesn't jump round again we ought to bump up against the side of the Kestrel within an hour. " CHAPTER XIV CHESTER PAYS A VISIT WHEN Chester Trent set sail from Tao Tao in his ketch he was in a bitter frame of mind.
What to read after Joan of the Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbour Ralph Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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