Owen Hartley; Or, Ups And Downs
Owen Hartley; Or, Ups And Downs
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Their slight raft was several times nearly struck by pieces of floatingwreck. Shoving away from them with their paddles, they, however, floated clear. Owen observed an opening between two of the higherrocks.
"If we can pass through there we may get round the lee side, and landwithout difficulty, " he said.
They exerted all their strength to reach the opening. Again they werein great danger from a piece of wreck which came surging up and downclose to them. They, however, scraped clear of it. "We... shall getthrough now, " cried Owen; "paddle away, Nat. " In a few minutes more they reached the opening, which was just wideenough to allow their small raft to pass through.
"Hurrah! we have done it, " cried Nat, as they saw the white surfbreaking astern of them. The current, however, threatened to carry themout to sea, but by great exertion they kept close to the rocks, andpaddled on. At length they reached the rock where their shipmates werecollected. As they scrambled up on the rock the first person they sawwas Mr Scoones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their slight raft was several times nearly struck by pieces of floatingwreck. Shoving away from them with their paddles, they, however, floated clear. Owen observed an opening between two of the higherrocks.
"If we can pass through there we may get round the lee side, and landwithout difficulty, " he said.
They exerted all their strength to reach the opening. Again they werein great danger from a piece of wreck which came surging up and downclose to them. They, however, scraped clear of it. "We... shall getthrough now, " cried Owen; "paddle away, Nat. " In a few minutes more they reached the opening, which was just wideenough to allow their small raft to pass through.
"Hurrah! we have done it, " cried Nat, as they saw the white surfbreaking astern of them. The current, however, threatened to carry themout to sea, but by great exertion they kept close to the rocks, andpaddled on. At length they reached the rock where their shipmates werecollected. As they scrambled up on the rock the first person they sawwas Mr Scoones.
What to read after Owen Hartley; Or, Ups And Downs?
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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