The Boats of the "glen Carrig"
The Boats of the "glen Carrig"
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And sothe morning came again.
Being now rested, I crawled after to where the bo'sun lay, and, the noiseof the storm lulling odd instants, shouted in his ear to know whether thewind was easing at whiles. To this he nodded, whereat I felt a mostjoyful sense of hope pulse through me, and ate such food as could begotten, with a very good relish.
In the afternoon, the sun broke out suddenly, lighting up the boat mostgloomily through the wet canvas; yet a very welcome light it was, andbred in us a ho...pe that the storm was near to breaking. In a little, thesun disappeared; but, presently, it coming again, the bo'sun beckoned tome to assist him, and we removed such temporary nails as we had used tofasten down the after part of the canvas, and pushed back the covering aspace sufficient to allow our heads to go through into the daylight. Onlooking out, I discovered the air to be full of spray, beaten as fine asdust, and then, before I could note aught else, a little gout of watertook me in the face with such force as to deprive me of breath; so that Ihad to descend beneath the canvas for a little while.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And sothe morning came again.
Being now rested, I crawled after to where the bo'sun lay, and, the noiseof the storm lulling odd instants, shouted in his ear to know whether thewind was easing at whiles. To this he nodded, whereat I felt a mostjoyful sense of hope pulse through me, and ate such food as could begotten, with a very good relish.
In the afternoon, the sun broke out suddenly, lighting up the boat mostgloomily through the wet canvas; yet a very welcome light it was, andbred in us a ho...pe that the storm was near to breaking. In a little, thesun disappeared; but, presently, it coming again, the bo'sun beckoned tome to assist him, and we removed such temporary nails as we had used tofasten down the after part of the canvas, and pushed back the covering aspace sufficient to allow our heads to go through into the daylight. Onlooking out, I discovered the air to be full of spray, beaten as fine asdust, and then, before I could note aught else, a little gout of watertook me in the face with such force as to deprive me of breath; so that Ihad to descend beneath the canvas for a little while.
What to read after The Boats of the "glen Carrig"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hodgson William Hope to read onlineMoreLess
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