Swinton's Third Reader
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Soon after the light-house keeper landed the weather changed. The sky grew dark, the wind began to blow a gale, and the waves came up over the islet, dashing high against the light- 60 Thibb Reader.
house. It was one of the dreadful storms of the New England coast.
2. Now fancy the feelings of father and child !
Ida thinks of the poor sailors. Then she thinks of her father, and hopes he will not try to come back in such a storm.
3. And the keeper? He, too, thinks of the poor sailors, and he thi...nks of his little daughter all alone in the fearful storm.
4. He wishes at once to put out for the light- house; but his friends will not let him do so: they tell him over and over again, that it would be madness to try to reach the island in such a storm.
5. Hours passed by. It began to grow dark.
It would soon be time to light the lamp.
6. 0, how anxious was Robert Manning now !
What if a ship should be dashed in pieces on the rocks because there was no warning light !
What if lives should be lost because he was not at his post !
What to read after Swinton's Third Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swinton, William, 1833-1892 to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soon after the light-house keeper landed the weather changed. The sky grew dark, the wind began to blow a gale, and the waves came up over the islet, dashing high against the light- 60 Thibb Reader.
house. It was one of the dreadful storms of the New England coast.
2. Now fancy the feelings of father and child !
Ida thinks of the poor sailors. Then she thinks of her father, and hopes he will not try to come back in such a storm.
3. And the keeper? He, too, thinks of the poor sailors, and he thi...nks of his little daughter all alone in the fearful storm.
4. He wishes at once to put out for the light- house; but his friends will not let him do so: they tell him over and over again, that it would be madness to try to reach the island in such a storm.
5. Hours passed by. It began to grow dark.
It would soon be time to light the lamp.
6. 0, how anxious was Robert Manning now !
What if a ship should be dashed in pieces on the rocks because there was no warning light !
What if lives should be lost because he was not at his post !
What to read after Swinton's Third Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swinton, William, 1833-1892 to read onlineMoreLess
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