Breaking Away
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The wheels turned, and the shaft revolved. The rope groaned andstrained.
"Stop her!" I added to the engineer, afraid to risk the strain. "Runaft the chain-box. " My orders were obeyed; and as the boat floated at her stern, theweight of the chain-box was sensibly felt.
"Back her slowly again, " I continued.
Again the rope groaned and strained as though too much was expected ofit.
"She starts!" cried the boys forward. "She is coming off!" I heard the keel scraping upon the bottom; and as the rope... wound up, the Adieno slid off into the deep water.
"Hurrah!" shouted the boys.
"Let go the rope!" I called to the boys aft. "Stop her, Vallington. " I hastened up to the wheel-house, the better to work her. I found shelay in good position to go ahead, and I shouted to Bob Hale to castoff the rope from the tree, directing the boys on the forward deck tohaul it on board. I rang one bell, and the boat moved ahead slowlytowards the wood pier. The boys cheered lustily, and were overjoyed atour good fortune in getting out of the scrape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wheels turned, and the shaft revolved. The rope groaned andstrained.
"Stop her!" I added to the engineer, afraid to risk the strain. "Runaft the chain-box. " My orders were obeyed; and as the boat floated at her stern, theweight of the chain-box was sensibly felt.
"Back her slowly again, " I continued.
Again the rope groaned and strained as though too much was expected ofit.
"She starts!" cried the boys forward. "She is coming off!" I heard the keel scraping upon the bottom; and as the rope... wound up, the Adieno slid off into the deep water.
"Hurrah!" shouted the boys.
"Let go the rope!" I called to the boys aft. "Stop her, Vallington. " I hastened up to the wheel-house, the better to work her. I found shelay in good position to go ahead, and I shouted to Bob Hale to castoff the rope from the tree, directing the boys on the forward deck tohaul it on board. I rang one bell, and the boat moved ahead slowlytowards the wood pier. The boys cheered lustily, and were overjoyed atour good fortune in getting out of the scrape.
What to read after Breaking Away?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Optic to read onlineMoreLess
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