Kateys Voyage
Kateys Voyage
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She had wept herself to sleep.
Katey had not understood her real position until, having patted the calves to her heart's content, she was roused by the quietness succeeding to the bf-. Stie that had failed to 12 KATEY'S VOYAGE.
attract her attention. Himning then to the side of the steam packet, for the sea was calm, and the vessel rode smoothly as yet, and people could walk steadily on the deck, she observed with dismay that the quay, and the town, and her own dear home, and the very shores of... her native island were almost out of sight.
Her first impulse was to scream alfAid ; hut Katey was a shy child, and when she looked around, and saw the number of stmnge faces on board, she dared not scream. So she hurried back to the calves, who appeared to be her only friends, and after looking at them awhile with eyes dim with tears, she crept quietly into the stall, and hid herself in its darkest corner, where the little lost child cried until she could cry no longer, as she thought of her dear papa and mama, and her sweet little baby-brother, whom she thought she should never see again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had wept herself to sleep.
Katey had not understood her real position until, having patted the calves to her heart's content, she was roused by the quietness succeeding to the bf-. Stie that had failed to 12 KATEY'S VOYAGE.
attract her attention. Himning then to the side of the steam packet, for the sea was calm, and the vessel rode smoothly as yet, and people could walk steadily on the deck, she observed with dismay that the quay, and the town, and her own dear home, and the very shores of... her native island were almost out of sight.
Her first impulse was to scream alfAid ; hut Katey was a shy child, and when she looked around, and saw the number of stmnge faces on board, she dared not scream. So she hurried back to the calves, who appeared to be her only friends, and after looking at them awhile with eyes dim with tears, she crept quietly into the stall, and hid herself in its darkest corner, where the little lost child cried until she could cry no longer, as she thought of her dear papa and mama, and her sweet little baby-brother, whom she thought she should never see again.
What to read after Kateys Voyage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Whymper to read onlineMoreLess
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