Cornish Saints Sinners
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Goeland's lantern " became known, far and wide. One day the saint picked up a bell which had been washed ashore ; so he built a rude belfry and hung it, and then " St. Goeland's Bell " was heard by mariners at sea whenever there was danger of being caught upon a lee shore. When the wind veered round to danger point the old gull used to give the saint a note of warning, and the saint would rise from his soundest sleep and pull on the rope, so the sound of the bell was ST. GOELAND AND THE SEA-CUL...L.
Cornish Saints and Sinners 269 carried down the wind, and manners gave the treacherous coast a wide berth. The saint never knew the good he did, but did it, not knowing. Now, what with cutting and stacking faggots for the " lantern, " and ringing the bell, St. Goeland was sometimes very busy, and he and his gull grew old together. The silver-grey feathers were almost as white as the saint's silver hair. When the saint was troubled he talked to the bird, which was saddened when he said, " We have grown old together, and what will happen to the poor mariners when there is no one to light the lantern and sound the bell ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Goeland's lantern " became known, far and wide. One day the saint picked up a bell which had been washed ashore ; so he built a rude belfry and hung it, and then " St. Goeland's Bell " was heard by mariners at sea whenever there was danger of being caught upon a lee shore. When the wind veered round to danger point the old gull used to give the saint a note of warning, and the saint would rise from his soundest sleep and pull on the rope, so the sound of the bell was ST. GOELAND AND THE SEA-CUL...L.
Cornish Saints and Sinners 269 carried down the wind, and manners gave the treacherous coast a wide berth. The saint never knew the good he did, but did it, not knowing. Now, what with cutting and stacking faggots for the " lantern, " and ringing the bell, St. Goeland was sometimes very busy, and he and his gull grew old together. The silver-grey feathers were almost as white as the saint's silver hair. When the saint was troubled he talked to the bird, which was saddened when he said, " We have grown old together, and what will happen to the poor mariners when there is no one to light the lantern and sound the bell ?
What to read after Cornish Saints Sinners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Henry Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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