Stories About Whale-Catching
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Soon after day-break, its violence was past, and before noon we were able to begin preparations to erect a jury-mast, which having done, we once more directed our course homeward." THE WHALE.
In the course of a few weeks, Captain Russel found himself at leisure to enjoy the company of his family. During his absence, both William and Anne had grown very much. William, espe- cially, was beginning to have a considerable stock of ideas on many subjects; but if his thoughts .dwelt on any one subject... more than another, it was on the pleasures of a sea-faring life, especially when connected with the wonders of whale catching. All this was natural. It had been the lousiness of bis grandfather for years, to wbosa THE WKALE.
29 Stories he had hstened with delight; and the bu- siness of his father, too, about whom, while absent, his mother had told him many a tale.
It was natural, therefore, for William to think much, and talk much, about going a whalings when he should be old enough. And it was ap- parent that he felt quite unhappy when his father said that he should go to sea no more, and that he destined his son for a different sphere of life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soon after day-break, its violence was past, and before noon we were able to begin preparations to erect a jury-mast, which having done, we once more directed our course homeward." THE WHALE.
In the course of a few weeks, Captain Russel found himself at leisure to enjoy the company of his family. During his absence, both William and Anne had grown very much. William, espe- cially, was beginning to have a considerable stock of ideas on many subjects; but if his thoughts .dwelt on any one subject... more than another, it was on the pleasures of a sea-faring life, especially when connected with the wonders of whale catching. All this was natural. It had been the lousiness of bis grandfather for years, to wbosa THE WKALE.
29 Stories he had hstened with delight; and the bu- siness of his father, too, about whom, while absent, his mother had told him many a tale.
It was natural, therefore, for William to think much, and talk much, about going a whalings when he should be old enough. And it was ap- parent that he felt quite unhappy when his father said that he should go to sea no more, and that he destined his son for a different sphere of life.
What to read after Stories About Whale-Catching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [tuttle, George], 1804-1872. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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