Jack Mason, the Old Sailor
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But the waves were so high, that fora good while we thought it would sink before it got to us. The men hadvery hard work to row the boat. The wind blew very hard at one time, and the little boat was blown back again almost to the shore. But theytried again, and after a long time they got to the ship. Then some ofus got into the boat, and the men rowed us to the shore. After that, the boat went back to the ship again, and got the rest of the men.
But I have not told the best of the story yet. Wh...en we all got intothe house, where it was warm, we told the fishermen that they werevery good to come and help us get away from the ship. We thanked themvery much. And then they told us that we must not thank them; and theypointed to a little boy about as old as you are, I guess. "There, "they said, "that little boy is the one to thank. We should not havegone, if it had not been for him. We were afraid the waves would dashover the boat, and that we should be drowned. We did not dare to go. But this good boy said, 'Do go!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the waves were so high, that fora good while we thought it would sink before it got to us. The men hadvery hard work to row the boat. The wind blew very hard at one time, and the little boat was blown back again almost to the shore. But theytried again, and after a long time they got to the ship. Then some ofus got into the boat, and the men rowed us to the shore. After that, the boat went back to the ship again, and got the rest of the men.
But I have not told the best of the story yet. Wh...en we all got intothe house, where it was warm, we told the fishermen that they werevery good to come and help us get away from the ship. We thanked themvery much. And then they told us that we must not thank them; and theypointed to a little boy about as old as you are, I guess. "There, "they said, "that little boy is the one to thank. We should not havegone, if it had not been for him. We were afraid the waves would dashover the boat, and that we should be drowned. We did not dare to go. But this good boy said, 'Do go!
What to read after Jack Mason, the Old Sailor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woodworth Francis Channing to read onlineMoreLess
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