Poor Man's Rock
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The _Blackbird_ went her rounds. At noon the next day she met VincentFerrara with her sister ship, and the two boats made one load for the_Blackbird_. She headed south. With high noon, too, came the summerwesterly, screeching and whistling and lashing the Gulf to a brief fury.
It was the regular summer wind, a yachtsman's gale. Four days out of sixits cycle ran the same, a breeze rising at ten o'clock, stiffening to ahealthy blow, a mere sigh at sundown. Midnight would find the sea smoothas a m...irror, the heaving swell killed by changing tides.
So the _Blackbird_ ran down Squitty, rolling and yawing through afollowing sea, and turned into Squitty Cove to rest till night and calmsettled on the Gulf.
When her mudhook was down in that peaceful nook, Steve Ferrara turnedinto his bunk to get a few hours' sleep against the long night watch. MacRae stirred wakeful on the sun-hot deck, slushing it down withbuckets of sea water to save his ice and fish. He coiled ropes, made hisvessel neat, and sat him down to think.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The _Blackbird_ went her rounds. At noon the next day she met VincentFerrara with her sister ship, and the two boats made one load for the_Blackbird_. She headed south. With high noon, too, came the summerwesterly, screeching and whistling and lashing the Gulf to a brief fury.
It was the regular summer wind, a yachtsman's gale. Four days out of sixits cycle ran the same, a breeze rising at ten o'clock, stiffening to ahealthy blow, a mere sigh at sundown. Midnight would find the sea smoothas a m...irror, the heaving swell killed by changing tides.
So the _Blackbird_ ran down Squitty, rolling and yawing through afollowing sea, and turned into Squitty Cove to rest till night and calmsettled on the Gulf.
When her mudhook was down in that peaceful nook, Steve Ferrara turnedinto his bunk to get a few hours' sleep against the long night watch. MacRae stirred wakeful on the sun-hot deck, slushing it down withbuckets of sea water to save his ice and fish. He coiled ropes, made hisvessel neat, and sat him down to think.
What to read after Poor Man's Rock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertrand W Sinclair to read onlineMoreLess
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