James Braithwaite, the Supercargo
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Theywere common seamen, and did not know her name. She was a lady, and hadcome on board at Cape Town just as the ship was sailing. That was allthey knew. The naval officer had earnestly been watching the hugerollers as they came tumbling on towards the shore. Suddenly he criedout, "Now, gentlemen, we'll be off. " Away went the boat amid thefoaming seas towards the hapless wreck.
CHAPTER SIX.
IN TROUBLED WATERS.
Hassall had left me his telescope. I could see the people on board thewreck stretchi...ng out their hands towards the boat as she left the shoreon her errand of mercy. Mason every now and then asked for the glassand looked towards the wreck. He seemed more and more convinced thatthe lady on board was his wife. Yet could he do nothing? Yes, hecould. Though he could not exert his body I saw that he was doing allthat man in his utmost extremity can do. His lips were moving, his headwas bent forward, his eyes glancing at times at the boat and the ship, his hands were clasped tightly in prayer, forgetful of the crowdssurrounding him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theywere common seamen, and did not know her name. She was a lady, and hadcome on board at Cape Town just as the ship was sailing. That was allthey knew. The naval officer had earnestly been watching the hugerollers as they came tumbling on towards the shore. Suddenly he criedout, "Now, gentlemen, we'll be off. " Away went the boat amid thefoaming seas towards the hapless wreck.
CHAPTER SIX.
IN TROUBLED WATERS.
Hassall had left me his telescope. I could see the people on board thewreck stretchi...ng out their hands towards the boat as she left the shoreon her errand of mercy. Mason every now and then asked for the glassand looked towards the wreck. He seemed more and more convinced thatthe lady on board was his wife. Yet could he do nothing? Yes, hecould. Though he could not exert his body I saw that he was doing allthat man in his utmost extremity can do. His lips were moving, his headwas bent forward, his eyes glancing at times at the boat and the ship, his hands were clasped tightly in prayer, forgetful of the crowdssurrounding him.
What to read after James Braithwaite, the Supercargo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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