Salt Water Bubbles;
Salt Water Bubbles;
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On her lee beam were the islands at the mouth of Boston harbor, and the fearful shoals off Point Alderton, and Nantasket beach ; and still further to the southward, the sunken rocks called the Hardings. About six or seven miles in a direction nearly south were the Co- hasset rocks, lying some miles from the main land, and justly dreaded by mariners. It will thus be seen that the Corian- der was, indeed, in a perilous situation. She was heading directly for the land, with fearful dangers ahead a...nd under her lee, towards which she was hastening at the rate of two or three knots.
Captain Chestree thought he would stand on with his Btarboard tacks on board for a half hour longer ; for if he wore ship at once, he should hardly be able to clear Cohas- set rocks, on the other tack ; and he thought it not likely that the wind would blow any harder ; for he had already got the whole force of an old-fashioned north-east snow- storm.
That was a terrible night in the bay. On board the Coriander, which vessel was nobly struggling with the waves, as if her existence depended on her efforts, the crew were grouped on the after part of the quarter-deck, shivering with the cold, and feeling not altogether comfortable in other re- spects.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On her lee beam were the islands at the mouth of Boston harbor, and the fearful shoals off Point Alderton, and Nantasket beach ; and still further to the southward, the sunken rocks called the Hardings. About six or seven miles in a direction nearly south were the Co- hasset rocks, lying some miles from the main land, and justly dreaded by mariners. It will thus be seen that the Corian- der was, indeed, in a perilous situation. She was heading directly for the land, with fearful dangers ahead a...nd under her lee, towards which she was hastening at the rate of two or three knots.
Captain Chestree thought he would stand on with his Btarboard tacks on board for a half hour longer ; for if he wore ship at once, he should hardly be able to clear Cohas- set rocks, on the other tack ; and he thought it not likely that the wind would blow any harder ; for he had already got the whole force of an old-fashioned north-east snow- storm.
That was a terrible night in the bay. On board the Coriander, which vessel was nobly struggling with the waves, as if her existence depended on her efforts, the crew were grouped on the after part of the quarter-deck, shivering with the cold, and feeling not altogether comfortable in other re- spects.
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