Tales From Blackwood volume 1
Tales From Blackwood volume 1
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" "No, " said ISTellie, looking over to the flagstaff which marked the coast-guard station at the end of the pier, " I dinna see it. " She walked fast, to keep pace with his big strides, and looked at him anxiously. " Is't gaun to be a storm, Mr Lumsden, do ye think r' " I cannot say, " he replied ; " it does not look like it yet — that's not a windy sky, " and he paused a moment to look at it. " But the glass is very signi- ficant, and not likely to go wrong. " ISTellie did not quite catch the... drift of his words, but her heart sank within her.
" You keep Walter on shore anyway for a day or two, " said IVIr Lumsden, cheerily, " and let the glass behave as it likes. " " But I canna keep him, " cried poor Nellie ; " he's gaun oot at twalve o'clock, he said ; they were to tak' the turn o' the tide. " Mr Lumsden glanced at the beach. The dull grey wavelets had almost reached the twisted fringe of sea-weed lying on the sand at high-water mark. There was no time to interfere.
" Oh, well, " he said, " I think you may trust them to know what they are about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "No, " said ISTellie, looking over to the flagstaff which marked the coast-guard station at the end of the pier, " I dinna see it. " She walked fast, to keep pace with his big strides, and looked at him anxiously. " Is't gaun to be a storm, Mr Lumsden, do ye think r' " I cannot say, " he replied ; " it does not look like it yet — that's not a windy sky, " and he paused a moment to look at it. " But the glass is very signi- ficant, and not likely to go wrong. " ISTellie did not quite catch the... drift of his words, but her heart sank within her.
" You keep Walter on shore anyway for a day or two, " said IVIr Lumsden, cheerily, " and let the glass behave as it likes. " " But I canna keep him, " cried poor Nellie ; " he's gaun oot at twalve o'clock, he said ; they were to tak' the turn o' the tide. " Mr Lumsden glanced at the beach. The dull grey wavelets had almost reached the twisted fringe of sea-weed lying on the sand at high-water mark. There was no time to interfere.
" Oh, well, " he said, " I think you may trust them to know what they are about.
What to read after Tales From Blackwood volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hallie Erminie Rives to read onlineMoreLess
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