Bob the Castaway
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I don't like it. " As the day wore on it became evident that the captain's prophecywas about to be verified. The wind sprang up suddenly, almostbefore sail could be shortened, and the _Eagle_ heeled over untilif seemed as if she would not right. That was the beginning of astorm that was worse than the other.
Scudding along under mere rags of canvas, the ship headed rightinto the swirl of waters agitated by the wind. As night settleddown the captain prepared for the worst. It was evident that he...feared something, and every man was on the alert.
The wind increased, but there was no rain. On and on rushed theship, all through the night. The captain seemed to grow moreanxious and would not leave his place at the wheel.
Suddenly, just as the darkness was giving place to the gray lightof morning, the _Eagle_ hit something. A shiver seemed to runthrough the whole length of the ship.
"Breakers ahead!" yelled the lookout. "Breakers all around us!" "I feared as much!" cried the captain. "We've struck on a reef!" The _Eagle_ seemed to back off, probably the recoil from the blow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don't like it. " As the day wore on it became evident that the captain's prophecywas about to be verified. The wind sprang up suddenly, almostbefore sail could be shortened, and the _Eagle_ heeled over untilif seemed as if she would not right. That was the beginning of astorm that was worse than the other.
Scudding along under mere rags of canvas, the ship headed rightinto the swirl of waters agitated by the wind. As night settleddown the captain prepared for the worst. It was evident that he...feared something, and every man was on the alert.
The wind increased, but there was no rain. On and on rushed theship, all through the night. The captain seemed to grow moreanxious and would not leave his place at the wheel.
Suddenly, just as the darkness was giving place to the gray lightof morning, the _Eagle_ hit something. A shiver seemed to runthrough the whole length of the ship.
"Breakers ahead!" yelled the lookout. "Breakers all around us!" "I feared as much!" cried the captain. "We've struck on a reef!" The _Eagle_ seemed to back off, probably the recoil from the blow.
What to read after Bob the Castaway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Webster Frank V. to read onlineMoreLess
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