A Daughter of Dale
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" Mrs. Tew staggered to her feet, and fought to get to the rail. But the young man caught her.
" Get that life-preserver on right, " he ordered. " It '11 drown you if it slips down. You must ! Fix it, Babbie, while I hold her. It 's a chance. Now your own. That knot safe *? " " Where 's yours, Paul *? " " Don't want any. I 'm all right. Ready now ? " "God bless you, dears, " sobbed the older woman, in Barbara's arms. " I hoped I did n't think to die this way. I hoped you 'd " " 'T is n't good-b...y yet, auntie. " " Oh, the water, the water ! Help ! " she shrieked. " Help, help, help ! Oh, hold me, Babbie. Please don't leave me, dear. " " Stop that noise ! " Paul darted again to the rail and clambered up, clinging to a stanchion. "Ahoy!" he yelled. "Quick, for the love o' God ! " Then he looked back, and, struck quiet by the command in his gesture, the women 142 A DAUGHTER OF DALE heard out in the fog the thudding of rowlocks and the splash of oars.
The boat wallowed alongside. It was the dinghy, very light and small, but its gunwale was nearly of a height with the yacht's sheer- strake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mrs. Tew staggered to her feet, and fought to get to the rail. But the young man caught her.
" Get that life-preserver on right, " he ordered. " It '11 drown you if it slips down. You must ! Fix it, Babbie, while I hold her. It 's a chance. Now your own. That knot safe *? " " Where 's yours, Paul *? " " Don't want any. I 'm all right. Ready now ? " "God bless you, dears, " sobbed the older woman, in Barbara's arms. " I hoped I did n't think to die this way. I hoped you 'd " " 'T is n't good-b...y yet, auntie. " " Oh, the water, the water ! Help ! " she shrieked. " Help, help, help ! Oh, hold me, Babbie. Please don't leave me, dear. " " Stop that noise ! " Paul darted again to the rail and clambered up, clinging to a stanchion. "Ahoy!" he yelled. "Quick, for the love o' God ! " Then he looked back, and, struck quiet by the command in his gesture, the women 142 A DAUGHTER OF DALE heard out in the fog the thudding of rowlocks and the splash of oars.
The boat wallowed alongside. It was the dinghy, very light and small, but its gunwale was nearly of a height with the yacht's sheer- strake.
What to read after A Daughter of Dale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emerson Gifford Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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