Remarkable Voyages & Shipwrecks; Being a Popular Collection of Extraordinary And Authentic Sea Marratives Relating to All Parts of the Globe
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About eleven o'clock the officers and people of the Cato got on board the Porpoise, having met virith great and painful difficulty in escaping from their own ship. Three of the crew had perished, and some of the others were much cut and bruised, by the surf dashing them against the sharp-pointed coral, when in the act of swimming from the wreck.
As the place of their future habitation was but half a mil& distant from the wreck, they had but little trouble in passing and re-passing ; so that, in... the course of the day, they suc- ceeded in carrying a number of things on shore ; and in th& evening all lay down on the coral rock, which, hard as it was, afforded a tolerable repose to their wearied bodies.
Early on the following day they began to get everything out of the Porpoise, which, notwithstanding it was a crazy old ship, they were happy to find stUl held stoutly together ', LOSS OF PORPOISE AND CATO. igg* while, on the other hand, though the Cato was a stout merchant ship, there was scarce a vestige of her to be seen above water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About eleven o'clock the officers and people of the Cato got on board the Porpoise, having met virith great and painful difficulty in escaping from their own ship. Three of the crew had perished, and some of the others were much cut and bruised, by the surf dashing them against the sharp-pointed coral, when in the act of swimming from the wreck.
As the place of their future habitation was but half a mil& distant from the wreck, they had but little trouble in passing and re-passing ; so that, in... the course of the day, they suc- ceeded in carrying a number of things on shore ; and in th& evening all lay down on the coral rock, which, hard as it was, afforded a tolerable repose to their wearied bodies.
Early on the following day they began to get everything out of the Porpoise, which, notwithstanding it was a crazy old ship, they were happy to find stUl held stoutly together ', LOSS OF PORPOISE AND CATO. igg* while, on the other hand, though the Cato was a stout merchant ship, there was scarce a vestige of her to be seen above water.
What to read after Remarkable Voyages & Shipwrecks; Being a Popular Collection of Extraordinary And Authentic Sea Marratives Relating to All Parts of the Globe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Winslow Barrington to read onlineMoreLess
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