Bob Strong's Holidays
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"By Jove, he must have been blown overboard, and that was the splash inthe water I heard!" he exclaimed in alarm; and, turning to his friendthe young lieutenant, as they now advanced further forward to have anearer view of the still smoking gun, he said, "Where, Neville, did youlast see the boy?" "There!" replied the young officer, pointing to the ledge outside thebulkhead, just over the iron ladder-way that led down to the fo'c's'le, the scene of the accident. "He cannot well have fallen overb...oard fromthere!" "No, " assented the Captain, doubtfully; still at a loss to account forBob's mysterious disappearance. "Where can the boy be, though?" They were just about instituting an organised search through the ship, both in great anxiety; when, who should crawl up from below but themissing young gentleman!
Rover's look of dejection on being left behind at home in the morningwas nothing to that of his young master now; the latter appearing, fromhis blackened face and rumpled collar, not to speak of his soiled suitof flannels, so beautifully white and clean the moment before, to have"been in the wars" with a vengeance!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"By Jove, he must have been blown overboard, and that was the splash inthe water I heard!" he exclaimed in alarm; and, turning to his friendthe young lieutenant, as they now advanced further forward to have anearer view of the still smoking gun, he said, "Where, Neville, did youlast see the boy?" "There!" replied the young officer, pointing to the ledge outside thebulkhead, just over the iron ladder-way that led down to the fo'c's'le, the scene of the accident. "He cannot well have fallen overb...oard fromthere!" "No, " assented the Captain, doubtfully; still at a loss to account forBob's mysterious disappearance. "Where can the boy be, though?" They were just about instituting an organised search through the ship, both in great anxiety; when, who should crawl up from below but themissing young gentleman!
Rover's look of dejection on being left behind at home in the morningwas nothing to that of his young master now; the latter appearing, fromhis blackened face and rumpled collar, not to speak of his soiled suitof flannels, so beautifully white and clean the moment before, to have"been in the wars" with a vengeance!
What to read after Bob Strong's Holidays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hutcheson John Conroy to read onlineMoreLess
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