Facing the World
Facing the World
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"Mighty interesting, upon my word! And what were you talking about?"continued Captain Hill, turning to Harry.
"That can be of no interest to you, Captain Hill, " said Harry, coldly. "You appear to forget that I am a passenger. " As he walked away, the captain regarded him with an ominous scowl. Hewished that for fifteen minutes Harry had been one of the crew. It wasfortunate for Jack that his temper was diverted, for, apparentlyforgetting the young sailor, he strode on, and Jack managed to slip...down to the forecastle.
This was not by any means the last conversation Harry had with JackPendleton--for this he found to be the young sailor's name--and theysoon became excellent friends.
"Jack, " said Harry, one day, "I never should take you to be a sailorif I met you on land. " "Why not?" "Because you talk like a well-educated boy. " "So I am. I was always fond of my books, and stood high in school. Butfor my stepfather I might be there yet. As it is, my education stoppedat the age of thirteen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Mighty interesting, upon my word! And what were you talking about?"continued Captain Hill, turning to Harry.
"That can be of no interest to you, Captain Hill, " said Harry, coldly. "You appear to forget that I am a passenger. " As he walked away, the captain regarded him with an ominous scowl. Hewished that for fifteen minutes Harry had been one of the crew. It wasfortunate for Jack that his temper was diverted, for, apparentlyforgetting the young sailor, he strode on, and Jack managed to slip...down to the forecastle.
This was not by any means the last conversation Harry had with JackPendleton--for this he found to be the young sailor's name--and theysoon became excellent friends.
"Jack, " said Harry, one day, "I never should take you to be a sailorif I met you on land. " "Why not?" "Because you talk like a well-educated boy. " "So I am. I was always fond of my books, and stood high in school. Butfor my stepfather I might be there yet. As it is, my education stoppedat the age of thirteen.
What to read after Facing the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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