Captain Bens book
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Jackson, Mr. John Short, Capt. James Blake, Dixon D. Fuller, and two others besides the crew. When about a mile outside Ram Island, Judge Fox saw a big fish break water and called my attention to it. After a few minutes we saw a 3^oung whale some thirty feet in length come up and blow, I immediately got my harpoon ready and took position on the end of the bowsprit, with a life-line around my bod}' and jibstav. Fuller hauled the boat up and got things ready. At that moment the whale blew close t...o the lee quarter. As he came forward I coukl see 130 CAPTAIN ben's book.
him under water. He crossed under the bowsprit, some ten feet deep, and came up on the starboard side to blow, giving me a good chance to throw it with all ni}^ might and it took effect about midway on the left side and buried all of two feet in him. I told Fuller to jump into the boat with another man, and got in off the bowsprit as soon as possible. As I boarded the boat the whale began to run the line quickly' out of the tub, and the man who got in with Fuller grew frightened, jumping out, and climbed upon the j^acht.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jackson, Mr. John Short, Capt. James Blake, Dixon D. Fuller, and two others besides the crew. When about a mile outside Ram Island, Judge Fox saw a big fish break water and called my attention to it. After a few minutes we saw a 3^oung whale some thirty feet in length come up and blow, I immediately got my harpoon ready and took position on the end of the bowsprit, with a life-line around my bod}' and jibstav. Fuller hauled the boat up and got things ready. At that moment the whale blew close t...o the lee quarter. As he came forward I coukl see 130 CAPTAIN ben's book.
him under water. He crossed under the bowsprit, some ten feet deep, and came up on the starboard side to blow, giving me a good chance to throw it with all ni}^ might and it took effect about midway on the left side and buried all of two feet in him. I told Fuller to jump into the boat with another man, and got in off the bowsprit as soon as possible. As I boarded the boat the whale began to run the line quickly' out of the tub, and the man who got in with Fuller grew frightened, jumping out, and climbed upon the j^acht.
What to read after Captain Bens book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin J Willard to read onlineMoreLess
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