The Bloodstone
The Bloodstone
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Good bye. " He takes her hand, but she says, " Here, old Soc !" and holds out her sweet fresh cheek to him.
Old Soc looks astonished for a moment, then bends and kisses the fair cheek, and blubbers, " Gora mighty bless Miss Florry and Missus, " and so goes crying from the room.
Then Florry gives me her purse. There is something round and hard in one end of it, and I know that when I shall examine it to-night far, far from home, I shall find a locket with mama s hair and her own in it.
Then the ...last kiss and the last blessing, and the boy goes forth from- his home from his loving mother and sister from his dreamy child- L E A V I N G H O M E .
67 hood, out over the great sea, into the stormy world. There to battle, to enjoy, to suffer, with what patient courage God shall give him.
-~ * .... " I - *, * \ -*. : * : VII.
THE first days of one s first voyage are seldom devoted either to marine observation-, acqui sition of sailorship, or meditation on the land just forsaken. Most persons, I fancy, spend a day or two, or maybe six, lying on their backs on those w, retched shelves which the captain and steward are pleased to call berths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Good bye. " He takes her hand, but she says, " Here, old Soc !" and holds out her sweet fresh cheek to him.
Old Soc looks astonished for a moment, then bends and kisses the fair cheek, and blubbers, " Gora mighty bless Miss Florry and Missus, " and so goes crying from the room.
Then Florry gives me her purse. There is something round and hard in one end of it, and I know that when I shall examine it to-night far, far from home, I shall find a locket with mama s hair and her own in it.
Then the ...last kiss and the last blessing, and the boy goes forth from- his home from his loving mother and sister from his dreamy child- L E A V I N G H O M E .
67 hood, out over the great sea, into the stormy world. There to battle, to enjoy, to suffer, with what patient courage God shall give him.
-~ * .... " I - *, * \ -*. : * : VII.
THE first days of one s first voyage are seldom devoted either to marine observation-, acqui sition of sailorship, or meditation on the land just forsaken. Most persons, I fancy, spend a day or two, or maybe six, lying on their backs on those w, retched shelves which the captain and steward are pleased to call berths.
What to read after The Bloodstone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Xavier Donald Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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