In the Eastern Seas
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"Oh, I pray that may not be, "she observed. "How dreadful to think that, although we have done no oneany harm, we run a risk of having to fight those savage men. " The tops of the trees came so short a distance above our hill, that MrThudicumb thought, by erecting a post in the centre, we might have agood look-out over the sea. The idea was so excellent, that weaccordingly at once went down the hill to obtain a tall and straighttree for the purpose. A little way down the hill were some beautifu...lcotton-trees. Although the trunk of the largest was not more thantwelve inches in diameter, it rose to a height of thirty feet, which wethought would be sufficient for our purpose. The bark was of lightolive-green, remarkably smooth and fair. The limbs shot out in whirls, at right angles to the trunk; and as they were separated by aconsiderable space, they would form, we agreed, steps by which to mountto the top. These trees appeared to great advantage, rising out of thethick jungle amidst which they grew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh, I pray that may not be, "she observed. "How dreadful to think that, although we have done no oneany harm, we run a risk of having to fight those savage men. " The tops of the trees came so short a distance above our hill, that MrThudicumb thought, by erecting a post in the centre, we might have agood look-out over the sea. The idea was so excellent, that weaccordingly at once went down the hill to obtain a tall and straighttree for the purpose. A little way down the hill were some beautifu...lcotton-trees. Although the trunk of the largest was not more thantwelve inches in diameter, it rose to a height of thirty feet, which wethought would be sufficient for our purpose. The bark was of lightolive-green, remarkably smooth and fair. The limbs shot out in whirls, at right angles to the trunk; and as they were separated by aconsiderable space, they would form, we agreed, steps by which to mountto the top. These trees appeared to great advantage, rising out of thethick jungle amidst which they grew.
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