Dan Merrithew
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Still, what waterwould burst through, fire might not. " Horace Howland, who had paid his own price for the _Tampico_, and whoby the same token had his own opinion of her, said nothing.
"I have arranged about the boats, " resumed Dan. "If the worst comes, my men know what to do and they are the men to do it. It's not toorough to launch safely. Now, Mr. Howland, I've wasted too much timetalking. Don't forget to send two men to Mr. Jackson, " and he sprangup the ladder and hurried forward.
The fee...t of the men at work over the burning hold were blistering. Danyanked out an inch hose and set a cabin boy to sluicing the deck wherethey stood, sending up dense clouds of enveloping steam. A broadtongue of blue flame curled out of the port hawse-hole, licked alongthe half-protruding anchor, rose above the rail, and then burst into apuff of red fire which floated away in the wind. A cargo port doorwarped in the heat, buckled outward, tearing plates and rivets with arasping screech, and dropped hissing into the black waters; and thewind, blowing from astern, was sucked into the opening, fanning theflames to screaming ferocity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still, what waterwould burst through, fire might not. " Horace Howland, who had paid his own price for the _Tampico_, and whoby the same token had his own opinion of her, said nothing.
"I have arranged about the boats, " resumed Dan. "If the worst comes, my men know what to do and they are the men to do it. It's not toorough to launch safely. Now, Mr. Howland, I've wasted too much timetalking. Don't forget to send two men to Mr. Jackson, " and he sprangup the ladder and hurried forward.
The fee...t of the men at work over the burning hold were blistering. Danyanked out an inch hose and set a cabin boy to sluicing the deck wherethey stood, sending up dense clouds of enveloping steam. A broadtongue of blue flame curled out of the port hawse-hole, licked alongthe half-protruding anchor, rose above the rail, and then burst into apuff of red fire which floated away in the wind. A cargo port doorwarped in the heat, buckled outward, tearing plates and rivets with arasping screech, and dropped hissing into the black waters; and thewind, blowing from astern, was sucked into the opening, fanning theflames to screaming ferocity.
What to read after Dan Merrithew?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Perry Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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