Jack Archer
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A strange singingsounded in his ears, and as the slings reached the top, and a burst ofcheering broke from the seamen there, all consciousness left him.
The officer in command of the party was himself at the spot; he andmany others having made their way down, when the news spread that arescue was being attempted. Dick, too, was unable to stand, and bothwere carried by the sailors to the top of the slope. Here a cup ofstrong rum-and-water was given to Dick, while some pure spirits poureddown his... throat soon recalled Jack to consciousness. The latter, uponopening his eyes, would have got up, but this his officer would notallow; and he was placed on a stretcher and carried by four tars up tothe heights, where he was laid in one of the sod huts, and his arm, which was badly fractured, set by the surgeon.
The sixteen rescued men had, as they gained the top, been at oncetaken down into Balaklava, the sole survivors of the crews of overtwenty ships which had gone to pieces in that terrible hurricane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A strange singingsounded in his ears, and as the slings reached the top, and a burst ofcheering broke from the seamen there, all consciousness left him.
The officer in command of the party was himself at the spot; he andmany others having made their way down, when the news spread that arescue was being attempted. Dick, too, was unable to stand, and bothwere carried by the sailors to the top of the slope. Here a cup ofstrong rum-and-water was given to Dick, while some pure spirits poureddown his... throat soon recalled Jack to consciousness. The latter, uponopening his eyes, would have got up, but this his officer would notallow; and he was placed on a stretcher and carried by four tars up tothe heights, where he was laid in one of the sod huts, and his arm, which was badly fractured, set by the surgeon.
The sixteen rescued men had, as they gained the top, been at oncetaken down into Balaklava, the sole survivors of the crews of overtwenty ships which had gone to pieces in that terrible hurricane.
What to read after Jack Archer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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