The Best of a Bad Job a Hearty Tale of the Sea
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* Easy does it, gran'pop ! ' says he. ' You is doin^ jflne. Don't trouble. Us'll soon be there. An' as for m^, ' says he, * why, I^m ridin' easy enough ! ' An' all the time, as I knowed from WINGS a THE WIND 91 the set of his lips an' the lights in his big brown eyes, there was woeful pain in the Giant-Killer- s back an' legs. I 'low that ol' Tom knowed it, too : for ol' Tom pounded on an' on, grim an' still, through the marshes an' over the rocky hills, bound t' make harbour with his lad so so...on as he was able. * Don't you fret about m^, gran'pop, ' says the lad. ^ There isn't nothin' much the matter 'ith me, here in your arms. Pm makin' ^tiq weather of it ! ' An' that was jus' like the Giant-Killer, too : some- how or other there never was nothin' much the matter with he — so far as another could tell. 'Twas always : * Oh, Pm all right ! Nothin' much the matter 'ith me I ' " 'Twas near nightfall afore we come t' Neck-o'-Land Bight. A sou'easter brewin', then. The wind was comin' in from the open — a mean harbour, that— an' it piled the seas up on the rocks an' beat upon the houses in a way t' shake their very bones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Easy does it, gran'pop ! ' says he. ' You is doin^ jflne. Don't trouble. Us'll soon be there. An' as for m^, ' says he, * why, I^m ridin' easy enough ! ' An' all the time, as I knowed from WINGS a THE WIND 91 the set of his lips an' the lights in his big brown eyes, there was woeful pain in the Giant-Killer- s back an' legs. I 'low that ol' Tom knowed it, too : for ol' Tom pounded on an' on, grim an' still, through the marshes an' over the rocky hills, bound t' make harbour with his lad so so...on as he was able. * Don't you fret about m^, gran'pop, ' says the lad. ^ There isn't nothin' much the matter 'ith me, here in your arms. Pm makin' ^tiq weather of it ! ' An' that was jus' like the Giant-Killer, too : some- how or other there never was nothin' much the matter with he — so far as another could tell. 'Twas always : * Oh, Pm all right ! Nothin' much the matter 'ith me I ' " 'Twas near nightfall afore we come t' Neck-o'-Land Bight. A sou'easter brewin', then. The wind was comin' in from the open — a mean harbour, that— an' it piled the seas up on the rocks an' beat upon the houses in a way t' shake their very bones.
What to read after The Best of a Bad Job a Hearty Tale of the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duncan Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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