Mr Trunnell Mate of the Ship Pirate
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The reaction was too much for me. I was littlemore than a boy in years, so I reached for the girl's hand and kissed it.
When I looked up I caught the clew of Jenks' eye, but the rest werelooking at the rapidly approaching ship.
XVIII When the _Pirate_ neared us, we could make out a man coming down theratlines from the foretop, showing that she had evidently sighted us evenbefore we had her. As she drew nearer still, we could see Trunnellstanding on the weather side of the poop, holding to a bac...kstay andgazing aloft at his canvas, evidently giving orders for the watch to beara hand and lay aft to the braces. He would lay his mainyards aback andheave her to. Along the high topgallant rail could be seen faces, and onthe quarter-deck Mrs. Sackett stood with our friend Thompson, betterknown in the Antipodes as Jackwell, the burglar. As I watched himstanding there pointing to us, I thought of poor Jim.
"Wheel down, " I heard Trunnell bawl as the ship came within fifty fathom. "Slack away that lee brace; steady your wheel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The reaction was too much for me. I was littlemore than a boy in years, so I reached for the girl's hand and kissed it.
When I looked up I caught the clew of Jenks' eye, but the rest werelooking at the rapidly approaching ship.
XVIII When the _Pirate_ neared us, we could make out a man coming down theratlines from the foretop, showing that she had evidently sighted us evenbefore we had her. As she drew nearer still, we could see Trunnellstanding on the weather side of the poop, holding to a bac...kstay andgazing aloft at his canvas, evidently giving orders for the watch to beara hand and lay aft to the braces. He would lay his mainyards aback andheave her to. Along the high topgallant rail could be seen faces, and onthe quarter-deck Mrs. Sackett stood with our friend Thompson, betterknown in the Antipodes as Jackwell, the burglar. As I watched himstanding there pointing to us, I thought of poor Jim.
"Wheel down, " I heard Trunnell bawl as the ship came within fifty fathom. "Slack away that lee brace; steady your wheel.
What to read after Mr Trunnell Mate of the Ship Pirate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hains Thornton Jenkins to read onlineMoreLess
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