Re Told Tales of the Hills And Shores of Maine
Re Told Tales of the Hills And Shores of Maine
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From her favorite attic window, watched the trim little craft sailing blithely out of the harbor as disdain- ful of . Or indifferent to. The sullen roar of the turbulent waves, or the brent brow of the November sky, as if she bore a charmed life in her sturdy, well-balanced hull.
Maijorie watched her out of sight, and then her practiced eye scanned the lowering sky and sea with a look of grave concern.
'•It promises rough weather. " she said to herself, as she passed thoughtfully down the stair...s, "and they would have been wiser to have waited here until the blow was over. " In the night, more than once, she was awakened by the frantic howling of the wind and the near thunder of the surf, and each time she thought, with natural anxiety, of the yacht and its amateur crew, and hoped that they had been wise enough to seek a safe harbor before the gale had run to its present fearful height.
For two days the storm continued with unabated fury, but on the third there was a lull— ••only a breather, " far- 216 RE-TOLD TALES OF THE HILLS AND SHORES OF MAINE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From her favorite attic window, watched the trim little craft sailing blithely out of the harbor as disdain- ful of . Or indifferent to. The sullen roar of the turbulent waves, or the brent brow of the November sky, as if she bore a charmed life in her sturdy, well-balanced hull.
Maijorie watched her out of sight, and then her practiced eye scanned the lowering sky and sea with a look of grave concern.
'•It promises rough weather. " she said to herself, as she passed thoughtfully down the stair...s, "and they would have been wiser to have waited here until the blow was over. " In the night, more than once, she was awakened by the frantic howling of the wind and the near thunder of the surf, and each time she thought, with natural anxiety, of the yacht and its amateur crew, and hoped that they had been wise enough to seek a safe harbor before the gale had run to its present fearful height.
For two days the storm continued with unabated fury, but on the third there was a lull— ••only a breather, " far- 216 RE-TOLD TALES OF THE HILLS AND SHORES OF MAINE.
What to read after Re Told Tales of the Hills And Shores of Maine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henriette Gould Rowe to read onlineMoreLess
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