Mcclure's Magazine, Vol. 6, No. 4, March, 1896
Mcclure's Magazine, Vol. 6, No. 4, March, 1896
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We've onlypitched till now. By the way, aren't you chaps in the hold a littleeasier than you were?" There was just as much groaning and straining as ever, but it was notso loud or squeaky in tone; and when the ship quivered she did notjar stiffly, like a poker hit on the floor, but gave a supple littlewaggle, like a perfectly balanced golf club.
"We have made a most amazing discovery, " said the stringers, one afteranother; "a discovery that entirely changes the situation. We havefound, for the... first time in the history of shipbuilding, that theinward pull of the deck beams and the outward thrust of the frameslocks us, as it were, more closely in our places, and enables us toendure a strain which is entirely without parallel in the records ofmarine architecture. " The steam turned a laugh quickly into a roar up the foghorn. "Whatmassive intellects you great stringers have!" he said, softly, when hehad finished.
"We, also, " began the deck beams, "are discoverers and geniuses. Weare of opinion that the support of the hold-pillars materially helps_us_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We've onlypitched till now. By the way, aren't you chaps in the hold a littleeasier than you were?" There was just as much groaning and straining as ever, but it was notso loud or squeaky in tone; and when the ship quivered she did notjar stiffly, like a poker hit on the floor, but gave a supple littlewaggle, like a perfectly balanced golf club.
"We have made a most amazing discovery, " said the stringers, one afteranother; "a discovery that entirely changes the situation. We havefound, for the... first time in the history of shipbuilding, that theinward pull of the deck beams and the outward thrust of the frameslocks us, as it were, more closely in our places, and enables us toendure a strain which is entirely without parallel in the records ofmarine architecture. " The steam turned a laugh quickly into a roar up the foghorn. "Whatmassive intellects you great stringers have!" he said, softly, when hehad finished.
"We, also, " began the deck beams, "are discoverers and geniuses. Weare of opinion that the support of the hold-pillars materially helps_us_.
What to read after Mcclure's Magazine, Vol. 6, No. 4, March, 1896?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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