Edward Barnett; a Neglected Child of South Carolina, Who Rose to Be a Peer of Great Britain,—and the Stormy Life of His Grandfather, Captain Williams
Edward Barnett; a Neglected Child of South Carolina, Who Rose to Be a Peer of Great Britain,—and the Stormy Life of His Grandfather, Captain Williams
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'The sailors spoke together in angry whispers, some of them were forthrowing him overboard, and I had hard work to persuade them to leavehim to his Maker and his conscience; soon, however, we all heard thewailing cry of a child, then stifling sobs, sounds mingled with thestorm like a woman's voice in agony of supplication, bitter, mockinglaughter. I could restrain the men no longer, "we will free our craftfrom this Jonah, " said they, "the storm is sent for him. " But thevengeance of the Almigh...ty was swifter than theirs, he had climbed therigging--the stoutest seaman that ever handled rope could not havepassed the futtoch shrouds in such a storm, yet he reached the top-mastcross-trees, clinging to the top-gallant mast he stood, and in thelightning we had seen his face, ghastly with terror. There was a vividflash--it seemed to wrap the mast in one blue sheet of flame, while allaround was dark, we saw it then, a female with a child in her arms, floating, as it seemed, upon the wind, now drifting towards him, nowwhirled upon the blast to a distance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'The sailors spoke together in angry whispers, some of them were forthrowing him overboard, and I had hard work to persuade them to leavehim to his Maker and his conscience; soon, however, we all heard thewailing cry of a child, then stifling sobs, sounds mingled with thestorm like a woman's voice in agony of supplication, bitter, mockinglaughter. I could restrain the men no longer, "we will free our craftfrom this Jonah, " said they, "the storm is sent for him. " But thevengeance of the Almigh...ty was swifter than theirs, he had climbed therigging--the stoutest seaman that ever handled rope could not havepassed the futtoch shrouds in such a storm, yet he reached the top-mastcross-trees, clinging to the top-gallant mast he stood, and in thelightning we had seen his face, ghastly with terror. There was a vividflash--it seemed to wrap the mast in one blue sheet of flame, while allaround was dark, we saw it then, a female with a child in her arms, floating, as it seemed, upon the wind, now drifting towards him, nowwhirled upon the blast to a distance.
What to read after Edward Barnett; a Neglected Child of South Carolina, Who Rose to Be a Peer of Great Britain,—and the Stormy Life of His Grandfather, Captain Williams?
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