Christie the Kings Servant
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'The child is dying, Jack, ' he said.
'Oh, don't say so, Mr. Christie!' I answered; 'dying before his fathercomes back. ' 'God grant he _may_ come back!' he said; 'look at the sea, Jack. ' The sea was dashing wildly against the rocks, and the noise of the windwas so great we could hardly hear our own voices. In the dim uncertainlight we could at length distinguish a group of anxious watchers on theshore. Some old fishermen were there trying to hold a telescope steadyin the gale, that they might... look across the water for any sign of aboat, and mothers and wives and sweethearts of the absent fishermen werethere also, with shawls tied over their heads, and with troubled andtear-stained faces, peering out into the dismal light of that sorrowfulmorning.
Mr. Christie and I stood near them, and he spoke from time to time aword of encouragement and hope to the anxious women beside him. As thelight increased the wind dropped somewhat, and the gale seemed to havespent its violence. We were thankful to notice, that although the seawas still very rough, and would be so for hours, the wind was graduallysubsiding; instead of howling and shrieking, as it had done the wholenight long, it was dying away with gentle moans, like a child weary withpassion who is crying himself to sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'The child is dying, Jack, ' he said.
'Oh, don't say so, Mr. Christie!' I answered; 'dying before his fathercomes back. ' 'God grant he _may_ come back!' he said; 'look at the sea, Jack. ' The sea was dashing wildly against the rocks, and the noise of the windwas so great we could hardly hear our own voices. In the dim uncertainlight we could at length distinguish a group of anxious watchers on theshore. Some old fishermen were there trying to hold a telescope steadyin the gale, that they might... look across the water for any sign of aboat, and mothers and wives and sweethearts of the absent fishermen werethere also, with shawls tied over their heads, and with troubled andtear-stained faces, peering out into the dismal light of that sorrowfulmorning.
Mr. Christie and I stood near them, and he spoke from time to time aword of encouragement and hope to the anxious women beside him. As thelight increased the wind dropped somewhat, and the gale seemed to havespent its violence. We were thankful to notice, that although the seawas still very rough, and would be so for hours, the wind was graduallysubsiding; instead of howling and shrieking, as it had done the wholenight long, it was dying away with gentle moans, like a child weary withpassion who is crying himself to sleep.
What to read after Christie the Kings Servant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walton O. F. Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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