The Boat Club, Or, the Bunkers of Rippleton
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Way enough! That will do ; now pull on the larboard and back the starboard oara. Give way ! " The stern of the Zephyr came up to the rock, and the gallant coxswain assisted Mary to a seat by his side. Tony and Charles resumed their places at the oars.
"How pretty your boat is! "' exclaimed Mary, delighted with the appearance of the Zephyr.
" Very pretty indeed. Give way ! " "But won't it tip over?" cried Mary, as the boat darted out of the cove.
" Oh, no ; there is not the least dtoger." " And ...you guide it with those strings ? " asked the wondering girl.
" Yes ; tli,ey are fastened to that crosspiece, you see ; and when I pull them, it moves the rudder." "What is the rudder, Frank?" TEE BUNKERS OF BIPPLETON 227 " You can see only the upper end of it ; but it is a flat piece of wood, which acts upon the water, and turns the boat," replied the obliging coxswain, illustrating his explana- tion by means of his hands.
" Oh, my ! how swift it goes ! " "Not very fast now." " Why, it goes like a racehorse." The boys smiled at Mary's enthusiasm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Way enough! That will do ; now pull on the larboard and back the starboard oara. Give way ! " The stern of the Zephyr came up to the rock, and the gallant coxswain assisted Mary to a seat by his side. Tony and Charles resumed their places at the oars.
"How pretty your boat is! "' exclaimed Mary, delighted with the appearance of the Zephyr.
" Very pretty indeed. Give way ! " "But won't it tip over?" cried Mary, as the boat darted out of the cove.
" Oh, no ; there is not the least dtoger." " And ...you guide it with those strings ? " asked the wondering girl.
" Yes ; tli,ey are fastened to that crosspiece, you see ; and when I pull them, it moves the rudder." "What is the rudder, Frank?" TEE BUNKERS OF BIPPLETON 227 " You can see only the upper end of it ; but it is a flat piece of wood, which acts upon the water, and turns the boat," replied the obliging coxswain, illustrating his explana- tion by means of his hands.
" Oh, my ! how swift it goes ! " "Not very fast now." " Why, it goes like a racehorse." The boys smiled at Mary's enthusiasm.
What to read after The Boat Club, Or, the Bunkers of Rippleton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Optic to read onlineMoreLess
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