Short Cruises
Short Cruises
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"Pull me out, " he cried, sharply.
Mr. Dix, smiling indulgently, extended his hands, which Mr. Heard seizedwith the proverbial grasp of a drowning man.
"All right, take it easy, don't get excited, " said the smiling mate, "four foot of water won't hurt anyone. If--Here! Let go o' me, d'yehear? Let go! If you don't let go I'll punch your head. " "You couldn't save me against my will without coming in, " said Mr. Heard. "Now we can tell 'er you dived in off the quay and got me just asI was sinkin...g for the last time. You'll be a hero. " The mate's remarks about heroes were mercifully cut short. He was threestone lighter than Mr. Heard, and standing on shelving ground. Thelatter's victory was so sudden that he over-balanced, and only acommotion at the surface of the water showed where they had disappeared. Mr. Heard was first up and out, but almost immediately the figure of themate, who had gone under with his mouth open, emerged from the water andcrawled ashore.
"You--wait--till I--get my breath back, " he gasped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Pull me out, " he cried, sharply.
Mr. Dix, smiling indulgently, extended his hands, which Mr. Heard seizedwith the proverbial grasp of a drowning man.
"All right, take it easy, don't get excited, " said the smiling mate, "four foot of water won't hurt anyone. If--Here! Let go o' me, d'yehear? Let go! If you don't let go I'll punch your head. " "You couldn't save me against my will without coming in, " said Mr. Heard. "Now we can tell 'er you dived in off the quay and got me just asI was sinkin...g for the last time. You'll be a hero. " The mate's remarks about heroes were mercifully cut short. He was threestone lighter than Mr. Heard, and standing on shelving ground. Thelatter's victory was so sudden that he over-balanced, and only acommotion at the surface of the water showed where they had disappeared. Mr. Heard was first up and out, but almost immediately the figure of themate, who had gone under with his mouth open, emerged from the water andcrawled ashore.
"You--wait--till I--get my breath back, " he gasped.
What to read after Short Cruises?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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