Summer Days
Summer Days
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8 DOWN BY THE SEA, The beach that faced the ocean was a fine one. In some places there was a long stretch of sand, and here in the summer time people came down from the town to bathe in the surf on pleasant days. But as you walked along lO DOWJV BY THE SEA, this beach, presently you would come to a great rocky point, where the air was full of foam as the heavy swell from the sea dashed against it.
There were little sheltered nooks amonor these rocks, though, and here Dolly loved to sit in the b...right Summer days, and watch the seagulls or the boats that swept by.
But we must go back to Hal and Dolly, who are now in town.
It is the first day of June, and the sun is shin- ing brightly. In front of Mr. Brooks' door is a great van, which two sturdy porters are fast filling with trunks, for to-day they are all off for Oldport. Hal stands on the steps watch- ing the trunks as they are brought down, one after another, with great satisfaction, but he is soon summoned to breakfast. The carriage is to be at the door in half an hour to take them to the station; for Oldport is a long day's ride on the railway from the tow^n where they live.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 DOWN BY THE SEA, The beach that faced the ocean was a fine one. In some places there was a long stretch of sand, and here in the summer time people came down from the town to bathe in the surf on pleasant days. But as you walked along lO DOWJV BY THE SEA, this beach, presently you would come to a great rocky point, where the air was full of foam as the heavy swell from the sea dashed against it.
There were little sheltered nooks amonor these rocks, though, and here Dolly loved to sit in the b...right Summer days, and watch the seagulls or the boats that swept by.
But we must go back to Hal and Dolly, who are now in town.
It is the first day of June, and the sun is shin- ing brightly. In front of Mr. Brooks' door is a great van, which two sturdy porters are fast filling with trunks, for to-day they are all off for Oldport. Hal stands on the steps watch- ing the trunks as they are brought down, one after another, with great satisfaction, but he is soon summoned to breakfast. The carriage is to be at the door in half an hour to take them to the station; for Oldport is a long day's ride on the railway from the tow^n where they live.
What to read after Summer Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baker, George Melville, 1832-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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