Jack Tier
Jack Tier
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"Well, of all I have ever seen I've never see'd the like of thisafore!" exclaimed Jack. "When we left this here craft, sir, you'llremember, she had almost turned turtle, laying over so far as tobring her upper coamings under water; now she stands right side up, as erect as if docked! My navigation can't get along with this, Mr. Mulford, and it does seem like witchcraft. " "It is certainly a very singular incident, Jack, and I have beentrying to come at its causes. " "Have you succeeded, Harry?"... asked Rose, by this time wide awake, and wondering like the others.
"It must have happened in this wise. The wreck was abandoned by ussome little distance out here, to windward. The schooner's masts, ofcourse, pointed to leeward, and when she drifted in here, they havefirst touched on a shelving rock, and as they have been shoved up, little by little, they have acted as levers to right the hull, untilthe cargo has shifted back into its proper berth, which has suddenlyset the vessel up again. " "Ay, ay, sir, " answered Jack, "all that might have happened had shebeen above water, or any part of her above water; but you'llremember, maty, that soon after we left her she went down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Well, of all I have ever seen I've never see'd the like of thisafore!" exclaimed Jack. "When we left this here craft, sir, you'llremember, she had almost turned turtle, laying over so far as tobring her upper coamings under water; now she stands right side up, as erect as if docked! My navigation can't get along with this, Mr. Mulford, and it does seem like witchcraft. " "It is certainly a very singular incident, Jack, and I have beentrying to come at its causes. " "Have you succeeded, Harry?"... asked Rose, by this time wide awake, and wondering like the others.
"It must have happened in this wise. The wreck was abandoned by ussome little distance out here, to windward. The schooner's masts, ofcourse, pointed to leeward, and when she drifted in here, they havefirst touched on a shelving rock, and as they have been shoved up, little by little, they have acted as levers to right the hull, untilthe cargo has shifted back into its proper berth, which has suddenlyset the vessel up again. " "Ay, ay, sir, " answered Jack, "all that might have happened had shebeen above water, or any part of her above water; but you'llremember, maty, that soon after we left her she went down.
What to read after Jack Tier?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Fenimore Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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