As We Sweep Through the Deep
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" "Spoken like my own brother; spoken like a true and brave Mackenzie. Kiss me, Jack. I'm glad I came. " He held her hand a moment there, the moonbeams shining on both. "But, Flora, " he said, "you too have a little story. " "Ye--es, Jack. " Her head drooped like a lily.
"And, siss, it--is connected with--don't tremble so, Flora--with Tom?" The moonbeams shone on Jack alone now; his sister had stolen into theshadow to hide her blushes.
"Good-night again, " she whispered, and so went gliding awa...y like abeautiful ghost.
CHAPTER VIII.
ON BOARD THE SAUCY "TONNERAIRE. " "O'er the wide wave-swelling ocean, Tossed aloft or humbled low-- As to fear 'tis all a notion-- When duty calls we're bound to go. "--DIBDIN.
The _Tonneraire_ lay at anchor just off the Hoe in Plymouth Sound, aspretty a craft as any sailor need care to look at. Plymouth was anamphibious sort of a place even in those days; and there was not alandsman who had ever been in blue water that, having once caught sightof the saucy _Tonneraire_, did not stop to stare at and admire her as hecrossed the Hoe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Spoken like my own brother; spoken like a true and brave Mackenzie. Kiss me, Jack. I'm glad I came. " He held her hand a moment there, the moonbeams shining on both. "But, Flora, " he said, "you too have a little story. " "Ye--es, Jack. " Her head drooped like a lily.
"And, siss, it--is connected with--don't tremble so, Flora--with Tom?" The moonbeams shone on Jack alone now; his sister had stolen into theshadow to hide her blushes.
"Good-night again, " she whispered, and so went gliding awa...y like abeautiful ghost.
CHAPTER VIII.
ON BOARD THE SAUCY "TONNERAIRE. " "O'er the wide wave-swelling ocean, Tossed aloft or humbled low-- As to fear 'tis all a notion-- When duty calls we're bound to go. "--DIBDIN.
The _Tonneraire_ lay at anchor just off the Hoe in Plymouth Sound, aspretty a craft as any sailor need care to look at. Plymouth was anamphibious sort of a place even in those days; and there was not alandsman who had ever been in blue water that, having once caught sightof the saucy _Tonneraire_, did not stop to stare at and admire her as hecrossed the Hoe.
What to read after As We Sweep Through the Deep?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stables Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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