Prentice Hugh
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Andrew, though even his strength was pretty well spent, again cast himself into the sea to help him in his last struggle, and the carver by his aid managed to reach the shore, but in so terrible a plight that Hugh cried out and flung himself by his side.
And now a very dreadful thing happened, for, as Stephen lay there like a log and Hugh knelt calling on him to look up, the waves, which had but just had their prey snatched from them, as if they meant to show that in another case they had had t...heir way, brought up something large and dark and motionless, and flung it at their very feet ; and while Hugh, scarcely recognising what it was, yet shrank from it as from some fearful thing, two of the men ran hastily down and seized and dragged it beyond the water's reach. Hugh 96 PRENTICE HUGH.
caught the face then, and gave a cry of horror ; it was the boy Jakes dead.
He must have swooned after this, for when he came to himself again he was lying higher up, at the mouth of a small natural cave formed in the sandstone rock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Andrew, though even his strength was pretty well spent, again cast himself into the sea to help him in his last struggle, and the carver by his aid managed to reach the shore, but in so terrible a plight that Hugh cried out and flung himself by his side.
And now a very dreadful thing happened, for, as Stephen lay there like a log and Hugh knelt calling on him to look up, the waves, which had but just had their prey snatched from them, as if they meant to show that in another case they had had t...heir way, brought up something large and dark and motionless, and flung it at their very feet ; and while Hugh, scarcely recognising what it was, yet shrank from it as from some fearful thing, two of the men ran hastily down and seized and dragged it beyond the water's reach. Hugh 96 PRENTICE HUGH.
caught the face then, and gave a cry of horror ; it was the boy Jakes dead.
He must have swooned after this, for when he came to himself again he was lying higher up, at the mouth of a small natural cave formed in the sandstone rock.
What to read after Prentice Hugh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Mary Peard to read onlineMoreLess
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