A Little Bush Maid
A Little Bush Maid
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"Some of uswent out for a sail one Saturday afternoon. We didn't know much aboutit, and I really don't know what it was that tipped the old boat over. Iwas the smallest, so naturally I wasn't having any say in managing her. " "That accounts for it, " said Jim dryly.
"Didn't mean that--goat!" said Wally. "Anyhow, I was very muchastonished to find myself suddenly kicking in the mud. Ever been in thatlake? It isn't nice. It isn't deep enough to drown you, but the mud is acaution. I got it all over... me--face and all!" "You must have looked your best!" said Jim.
"I did. I managed to stand up, very much amazed to find I wasn'tdrowned. Two of the others walked out! I was too small to do more thanjust manage to keep upright. The water was round my chest. I couldn'thave walked a yard. " "How did you manage?" "A boat came along and picked up the survivors, " grinned Wally. "Theywouldn't take us in. We were just caked with mud, so I don't blame'em--but we hung on to the stern, and they towed us to the shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Some of uswent out for a sail one Saturday afternoon. We didn't know much aboutit, and I really don't know what it was that tipped the old boat over. Iwas the smallest, so naturally I wasn't having any say in managing her. " "That accounts for it, " said Jim dryly.
"Didn't mean that--goat!" said Wally. "Anyhow, I was very muchastonished to find myself suddenly kicking in the mud. Ever been in thatlake? It isn't nice. It isn't deep enough to drown you, but the mud is acaution. I got it all over... me--face and all!" "You must have looked your best!" said Jim.
"I did. I managed to stand up, very much amazed to find I wasn'tdrowned. Two of the others walked out! I was too small to do more thanjust manage to keep upright. The water was round my chest. I couldn'thave walked a yard. " "How did you manage?" "A boat came along and picked up the survivors, " grinned Wally. "Theywouldn't take us in. We were just caked with mud, so I don't blame'em--but we hung on to the stern, and they towed us to the shore.
What to read after A Little Bush Maid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bruce Mary Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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