Beyond the Sunset a Tale of Love And Pirate Gold
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That afternoon Jim Rimble worked his way around the ship. He fished from the stern and from the bow, and from the waist, too. He tried all the places and found each more discouraging than the other. Above the noise of the carpenters his plaintive voice arose all day: "In Summer time, to Medley My Love and I would go; The boatman there stood ready My Love and I to row. For cream there would be call, For cakes and for prunes too, But now, alas, she has left me. Falero, lero, loo!" Meanwhile the m...en, half-mad with thirst and hunger, fell at the task of ship-building with an energy that showed how keenly they realized the position they were in. Under so many hands the longboat grew as by magic. The Devon man himself drew the rude plans of her, and they shaped her out according to his directions. She was forty feet long. One of the spars that had not carried away was fitted A BAD NIGHT'S WORK 157 to be her mast, and the sailmakers busied them- selves about the sails, the stay-sheet and hal- yard and all the necessary rigging.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That afternoon Jim Rimble worked his way around the ship. He fished from the stern and from the bow, and from the waist, too. He tried all the places and found each more discouraging than the other. Above the noise of the carpenters his plaintive voice arose all day: "In Summer time, to Medley My Love and I would go; The boatman there stood ready My Love and I to row. For cream there would be call, For cakes and for prunes too, But now, alas, she has left me. Falero, lero, loo!" Meanwhile the m...en, half-mad with thirst and hunger, fell at the task of ship-building with an energy that showed how keenly they realized the position they were in. Under so many hands the longboat grew as by magic. The Devon man himself drew the rude plans of her, and they shaped her out according to his directions. She was forty feet long. One of the spars that had not carried away was fitted A BAD NIGHT'S WORK 157 to be her mast, and the sailmakers busied them- selves about the sails, the stay-sheet and hal- yard and all the necessary rigging.
What to read after Beyond the Sunset a Tale of Love And Pirate Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Rothwell Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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