Rollo On the Atlantic
Rollo On the Atlantic
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He went on reposing quietly at theresting-place which he had chosen on the coil of rigging, until at last, when his little wings had become somewhat reinvigorated, he came downfrom it, and went hopping about the deck. Jennie and Maria then wentdown below and got some bread for him. This they scattered in crumsbefore him, and he came and ate it with great satisfaction. In about twohours he began to fly about a little; and finally he perched upon thebulwarks, and looked all over the sea. Perceivi...ng that he was now strongenough to undertake the passage home to his mate, he flew off, andascending high into the air, until he obtained sight of the coast, hethen set forth with great speed in that direction.
It was several hundred miles to the shore, and he had to rest two orthree times on the way. Once he alighted on an English ship-of-war thatwas going into Halifax; the next time upon a small fishing boat on theBanks. He was not molested at either of his resting-places; and so indue time he safely reached the shore, and joined his mate at the nest, in a little green valley in Nova Scotia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He went on reposing quietly at theresting-place which he had chosen on the coil of rigging, until at last, when his little wings had become somewhat reinvigorated, he came downfrom it, and went hopping about the deck. Jennie and Maria then wentdown below and got some bread for him. This they scattered in crumsbefore him, and he came and ate it with great satisfaction. In about twohours he began to fly about a little; and finally he perched upon thebulwarks, and looked all over the sea. Perceivi...ng that he was now strongenough to undertake the passage home to his mate, he flew off, andascending high into the air, until he obtained sight of the coast, hethen set forth with great speed in that direction.
It was several hundred miles to the shore, and he had to rest two orthree times on the way. Once he alighted on an English ship-of-war thatwas going into Halifax; the next time upon a small fishing boat on theBanks. He was not molested at either of his resting-places; and so indue time he safely reached the shore, and joined his mate at the nest, in a little green valley in Nova Scotia.
What to read after Rollo On the Atlantic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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