Michael Penguyne
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The sheet was eased off. The hissing seas followed fast astern. In another minute he would beamong the raging breakers, and then safe on shore, or, what was tooprobable, whirled and tossed and tumbled over and over as he and thefragments of his boat were carried back in their cruel embrace.
Mr and Mrs Tremayne and their daughter had reached the little hotel atthe Lizard Head, when they heard that a small boat had been seen in afearfully perilous position anchored at a short distance outside the...breakers. They hastened down to the beach, where some of thecoast-guard men and several other persons were collected.
They made inquiries as to the probability of the boat reaching the shorein safety.
"Not the slightest hope through such a surf as this, " was the answer.
"Who is on board?" asked Mr Tremayne.
"It seems to be a young lad, as far as we can make out, " said acoast-guard man. "His best chance is to hold on till low water, when, as there will be a pretty broad piece of sand, if the wind goes down, hemay happen to get in without being swamped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sheet was eased off. The hissing seas followed fast astern. In another minute he would beamong the raging breakers, and then safe on shore, or, what was tooprobable, whirled and tossed and tumbled over and over as he and thefragments of his boat were carried back in their cruel embrace.
Mr and Mrs Tremayne and their daughter had reached the little hotel atthe Lizard Head, when they heard that a small boat had been seen in afearfully perilous position anchored at a short distance outside the...breakers. They hastened down to the beach, where some of thecoast-guard men and several other persons were collected.
They made inquiries as to the probability of the boat reaching the shorein safety.
"Not the slightest hope through such a surf as this, " was the answer.
"Who is on board?" asked Mr Tremayne.
"It seems to be a young lad, as far as we can make out, " said acoast-guard man. "His best chance is to hold on till low water, when, as there will be a pretty broad piece of sand, if the wind goes down, hemay happen to get in without being swamped.
What to read after Michael Penguyne?
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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