On the Blockade
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He could hardly see the black smoke from the funnel of the steamer in the fog, for his place on the deck did not permit him to obtain as good a view of her as could be had from the bridge, and especially from aloft.
Digitized by Google 164 ON THE BLOCKADE " Do you make out what that vessel is, Captain Passford?" asked Lillyworth, as Christy passed near him.
" Not yet, Mr. Lillyworth," replied the captain, not caring to converse with the conspirator.
" The fog does not seem to be very dense, and... I should think the vessel might be made out from aloft," added the second lieutenant, evidently very anxious to know more about the sail ahead.
" Not very clearly," replied Christy, as he went forward to the engine hatch.
He descended to the engine room, and while he was listening to the roar of the flames in the fur- naces, so diflferent from the action of anthracite coal, Sampson came up from the fire room.
" We shall have a sufficient head of steam in a few minutes to justify you in going ahead, Captain Passford," said the engineer without waiting to be questioned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could hardly see the black smoke from the funnel of the steamer in the fog, for his place on the deck did not permit him to obtain as good a view of her as could be had from the bridge, and especially from aloft.
Digitized by Google 164 ON THE BLOCKADE " Do you make out what that vessel is, Captain Passford?" asked Lillyworth, as Christy passed near him.
" Not yet, Mr. Lillyworth," replied the captain, not caring to converse with the conspirator.
" The fog does not seem to be very dense, and... I should think the vessel might be made out from aloft," added the second lieutenant, evidently very anxious to know more about the sail ahead.
" Not very clearly," replied Christy, as he went forward to the engine hatch.
He descended to the engine room, and while he was listening to the roar of the flames in the fur- naces, so diflferent from the action of anthracite coal, Sampson came up from the fire room.
" We shall have a sufficient head of steam in a few minutes to justify you in going ahead, Captain Passford," said the engineer without waiting to be questioned.
What to read after On the Blockade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Optic to read onlineMoreLess
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