An Island Cabin
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" She turned about and began to work hard to make it.
" Take it easy, " I called. " Go slow. Breathe naturally. You have all day to get there. Just loll along. Have a good time with the water. It will do all the work if you will let it. " I could see that she relaxed and that her strokes became slow and effective. She reached the raft and climbed on it.
" I guess I'll strike out and see how far I can go, " she said, with shining eyes. " That was easy. " " Just swim back and forth until you can ...go and return ten times without stopping. " Then I turned to Elizabeth.
" Shall I dive ? " she asked quietly, get- ting close to the edge.
" Not to-day. You must swim a little first. " "How deep is it?" " That has nothing to do with it. If you [ I0 4] AN ISLAND CABIN r will lie quietly on your back, your arms stretched out, your chin up, you will float indefinitely. Wait a minute and I will get you a board. You can fool round with that until you have learned to kick and float. " I got a plank eight feet long and a foot wide, fastened it to the rocks by a long rope, and threw it in the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" She turned about and began to work hard to make it.
" Take it easy, " I called. " Go slow. Breathe naturally. You have all day to get there. Just loll along. Have a good time with the water. It will do all the work if you will let it. " I could see that she relaxed and that her strokes became slow and effective. She reached the raft and climbed on it.
" I guess I'll strike out and see how far I can go, " she said, with shining eyes. " That was easy. " " Just swim back and forth until you can ...go and return ten times without stopping. " Then I turned to Elizabeth.
" Shall I dive ? " she asked quietly, get- ting close to the edge.
" Not to-day. You must swim a little first. " "How deep is it?" " That has nothing to do with it. If you [ I0 4] AN ISLAND CABIN r will lie quietly on your back, your arms stretched out, your chin up, you will float indefinitely. Wait a minute and I will get you a board. You can fool round with that until you have learned to kick and float. " I got a plank eight feet long and a foot wide, fastened it to the rocks by a long rope, and threw it in the water.
What to read after An Island Cabin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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