Faith Tresilion
Faith Tresilion
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Digitized by Google CHAPTER XXIV THE FALSE LIGHT ON the night of her return. The Grey Bird, helped by fair winds, had made good speed and was punctual to time, but then there beat up the sou'-wester and the end of her journey promised to be rough. She had sighted Hordell's Head before the storm broke and then stood out to sea again, but when it began to blow, Nicholas, indifferent for himself and crew, but heartily sorry for his passenger, did all he could to ease the boat. He struck his foresa...il, ran up his mizen in place of it and set a small triangular *' storm" mizen ait. This rendered The Grey Bird snug enough, and she rode over the increasing seas as easily as a giJl. But one below nevertheless felt the increased hvelmess of the vessel, set his teeth and prepared for more suffering.
The accident that brought Paul Deschamps so swiftly x.
home again, at a moment of all others when his heart was in his native land, may be briefly told.
Within one day of Havre, which was the port to which Tresilion's vessel had sailed, Deschamps, who was a landsman and little familiar with the wa}rs of a boat, had got down deck to leeward just as the lugger was tacking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by Google CHAPTER XXIV THE FALSE LIGHT ON the night of her return. The Grey Bird, helped by fair winds, had made good speed and was punctual to time, but then there beat up the sou'-wester and the end of her journey promised to be rough. She had sighted Hordell's Head before the storm broke and then stood out to sea again, but when it began to blow, Nicholas, indifferent for himself and crew, but heartily sorry for his passenger, did all he could to ease the boat. He struck his foresa...il, ran up his mizen in place of it and set a small triangular *' storm" mizen ait. This rendered The Grey Bird snug enough, and she rode over the increasing seas as easily as a giJl. But one below nevertheless felt the increased hvelmess of the vessel, set his teeth and prepared for more suffering.
The accident that brought Paul Deschamps so swiftly x.
home again, at a moment of all others when his heart was in his native land, may be briefly told.
Within one day of Havre, which was the port to which Tresilion's vessel had sailed, Deschamps, who was a landsman and little familiar with the wa}rs of a boat, had got down deck to leeward just as the lugger was tacking.
What to read after Faith Tresilion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillpotts Eden to read onlineMoreLess
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