Fishermen in War Time
Fishermen in War Time
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Considering the perils of the situation, the work of transfer was done with remarkable freedom from casualties ; the most serious injury being caused by a man's fingers getting jammed between the cutter and the smack.
The little Provident was crowded when she had taken on board the seventy-one men who had been packed in the boat, but in the prompt way of the fisherman, who was so accustomed to deal ably with emergencies, instant steps were taken to provide relief for the sufferers. Amongst thes...e was a lad of eighteen who needed immediate care so that his life should be saved.
Torpedo-Gunner Hurrigan, who was in charge of 88 TRAWLERS TO THE RESCUE the cutter, was the last to leave her, getting on board the smack by means of the mizen rigging. When he had left the boat the rope was cut ; but the little craft had done its work well. She was full of water, having a hole in her which had been stuffed with a pair of pants, one of the sailors having taken off these garments for the purpose. As soon as the men had been got on board the Provident headed for Brixham.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Considering the perils of the situation, the work of transfer was done with remarkable freedom from casualties ; the most serious injury being caused by a man's fingers getting jammed between the cutter and the smack.
The little Provident was crowded when she had taken on board the seventy-one men who had been packed in the boat, but in the prompt way of the fisherman, who was so accustomed to deal ably with emergencies, instant steps were taken to provide relief for the sufferers. Amongst thes...e was a lad of eighteen who needed immediate care so that his life should be saved.
Torpedo-Gunner Hurrigan, who was in charge of 88 TRAWLERS TO THE RESCUE the cutter, was the last to leave her, getting on board the smack by means of the mizen rigging. When he had left the boat the rope was cut ; but the little craft had done its work well. She was full of water, having a hole in her which had been stuffed with a pair of pants, one of the sailors having taken off these garments for the purpose. As soon as the men had been got on board the Provident headed for Brixham.
What to read after Fishermen in War Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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