Captain Mugford
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Couldwe but keep our speed.
So we went, without widening or lessening the distance between us, for ahundred yards. But was it possible for us to hold out? How I prayed wemight! We neared Clump again. The comic sight cheered me. Truly, ifhopping about and entreaties could help us, what aid must that oldnigger give us. I almost expected to see him soar off to us, he lookedso like a crow taking flight.
"Fellows! keep a morsel of extra strength to use when we pass Clump, then just let us put forth ...our utmost breath and strength for thoseforty yards. But don't let our tutes gain. Look! look!" But they were coming up--only by inches, to be sure, but coming.
We rushed past Youngster's Wharf. Clump stretched out his body as if topull us on.
Hurrah! hurrah! Their bow is a foot beyond our stern.
"Hi! hi! hi! Yah! yah! Hurrah! hurrah! My young--" Splash!!!
Clump had pitched in sure enough, head first. But there was no stop toour engines. Our tutors were four feet behind; but they were workingwith a last hope and mad effort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Couldwe but keep our speed.
So we went, without widening or lessening the distance between us, for ahundred yards. But was it possible for us to hold out? How I prayed wemight! We neared Clump again. The comic sight cheered me. Truly, ifhopping about and entreaties could help us, what aid must that oldnigger give us. I almost expected to see him soar off to us, he lookedso like a crow taking flight.
"Fellows! keep a morsel of extra strength to use when we pass Clump, then just let us put forth ...our utmost breath and strength for thoseforty yards. But don't let our tutes gain. Look! look!" But they were coming up--only by inches, to be sure, but coming.
We rushed past Youngster's Wharf. Clump stretched out his body as if topull us on.
Hurrah! hurrah! Their bow is a foot beyond our stern.
"Hi! hi! hi! Yah! yah! Hurrah! hurrah! My young--" Splash!!!
Clump had pitched in sure enough, head first. But there was no stop toour engines. Our tutors were four feet behind; but they were workingwith a last hope and mad effort.
What to read after Captain Mugford?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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