Captain January
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the cruelest rock on the coast, he is, and thetreacherousest: and the ship struck him full and fair on the starboardquarter, and in ten minutes she was kindlin' wood, as ye may say. TheLord rest their souls as went down in her! Amen!" "Amen!" said little Star, softly. But she added in an eager tone, "And now, Daddy, you are coming to me!" "Pooty soon, Jewel Bright!" said the old man, stroking the gold hairtenderly. "I'm a-comin' to you pooty soon. 'Twas along about eightbells when she struck, a...nd none so dark, for the moon had risen. Afterthe ship had gone down, I strained my eyes through the driving spray, to see whether anything was comin' ashore. Presently I seed somethin'black, driftin' towards the rocks: and lo' ye, 'twas a boat bottomside up, and all hands gone down. Wal! wal! the Lord knew what wasright: but it's wuss by a deal to _see_ them things than to be in'em yourself, to my thinkin'. Wal, after a spell I looked agin, andthere was somethin' else a-driftin' looked like a spar, it did: andsomethin' was lashed to it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the cruelest rock on the coast, he is, and thetreacherousest: and the ship struck him full and fair on the starboardquarter, and in ten minutes she was kindlin' wood, as ye may say. TheLord rest their souls as went down in her! Amen!" "Amen!" said little Star, softly. But she added in an eager tone, "And now, Daddy, you are coming to me!" "Pooty soon, Jewel Bright!" said the old man, stroking the gold hairtenderly. "I'm a-comin' to you pooty soon. 'Twas along about eightbells when she struck, a...nd none so dark, for the moon had risen. Afterthe ship had gone down, I strained my eyes through the driving spray, to see whether anything was comin' ashore. Presently I seed somethin'black, driftin' towards the rocks: and lo' ye, 'twas a boat bottomside up, and all hands gone down. Wal! wal! the Lord knew what wasright: but it's wuss by a deal to _see_ them things than to be in'em yourself, to my thinkin'. Wal, after a spell I looked agin, andthere was somethin' else a-driftin' looked like a spar, it did: andsomethin' was lashed to it.
What to read after Captain January?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards Laura Elizabeth Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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