A Prince of Cornwall
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The boat was wonderfully light and swift, and far less trouble tosend along than any other I had seen. There are no bettershipwrights than the Norsemen, and we Saxons have forgotten thecraft.
The terrible numbness passed off as I worked, but now the wind grewcold, and the clouds were working up from the southwest quickly, with wind overhead that was not felt here yet. I knew that I mustmake some haven soon, or it was likely that I should be frozen onthe sea, but the great cliffs were like walls..., and at their feetwas a fringe of angry foam everywhere. I could see no hope as yet. Far away to the east of me a great headland seemed to bar my way, but I did not think that I should ever reach it. And all the whileI looked to see the black forms of men on the cliffs in themoonlight, but they did not come. That was good at least.
Then at last my heart leapt, for I saw, as a turn of the cliffsopened out to me, another white beach with a cleft of the rocksrunning up from it, and I thought it best to take the chance itgave me, for I feared the blinding snow that would be here soon, and I felt that the sea was rising.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The boat was wonderfully light and swift, and far less trouble tosend along than any other I had seen. There are no bettershipwrights than the Norsemen, and we Saxons have forgotten thecraft.
The terrible numbness passed off as I worked, but now the wind grewcold, and the clouds were working up from the southwest quickly, with wind overhead that was not felt here yet. I knew that I mustmake some haven soon, or it was likely that I should be frozen onthe sea, but the great cliffs were like walls..., and at their feetwas a fringe of angry foam everywhere. I could see no hope as yet. Far away to the east of me a great headland seemed to bar my way, but I did not think that I should ever reach it. And all the whileI looked to see the black forms of men on the cliffs in themoonlight, but they did not come. That was good at least.
Then at last my heart leapt, for I saw, as a turn of the cliffsopened out to me, another white beach with a cleft of the rocksrunning up from it, and I thought it best to take the chance itgave me, for I feared the blinding snow that would be here soon, and I felt that the sea was rising.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whistler Charles Watts to read onlineMoreLess
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