A New Robinson Crusoe
A New Robinson Crusoe
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I wondered if Mr. Crusoe felt as lonesome as I did, and I wished he was with me. He was very trying at times, but then he was a good man, and he had been very kind to rne.
After breakfast I made sail on the boat and headed her for the north again. If Mr. Crusoe couldn't build a fire, he could have a cold breakfast, for he had at least four years' supply of canned things. But what would he do if he were to be sick? He wasn't a strong man, and I thought it was very likely that he might catch cold... or get a fever or some- thing.
I worried about Mr. Crusoe for the next hour, and then I said that I had done wrong to leave him, and that I would go back. I put the boat on the other tack, and steered for the island, and the moment I had done it I somehow saw that I had done a mean, cowardly thing in leaving Mr. Cru- soe, and that I couldn't feel happy again until I had told him so and begged his pardon.
I sailed for three hours at the rate of about five miles an hour, and by my calculation I ought to have seen the island by that time, but it wasn't in sight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wondered if Mr. Crusoe felt as lonesome as I did, and I wished he was with me. He was very trying at times, but then he was a good man, and he had been very kind to rne.
After breakfast I made sail on the boat and headed her for the north again. If Mr. Crusoe couldn't build a fire, he could have a cold breakfast, for he had at least four years' supply of canned things. But what would he do if he were to be sick? He wasn't a strong man, and I thought it was very likely that he might catch cold... or get a fever or some- thing.
I worried about Mr. Crusoe for the next hour, and then I said that I had done wrong to leave him, and that I would go back. I put the boat on the other tack, and steered for the island, and the moment I had done it I somehow saw that I had done a mean, cowardly thing in leaving Mr. Cru- soe, and that I couldn't feel happy again until I had told him so and begged his pardon.
I sailed for three hours at the rate of about five miles an hour, and by my calculation I ought to have seen the island by that time, but it wasn't in sight.
What to read after A New Robinson Crusoe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W L William Livingston Alden to read onlineMoreLess
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