The Charlatan
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The delicate and nervous Isabel, sen- sitive as a leaf to every nervous impression, became cool and collected in face of their great peril, while Lottie, for the first time in her Ufe, was hysterical with fear.
Amid the deafening din around them, they dressed rapidly, and prepared to leave the cabin, when there was a sharp knock at the door.
' You must dress at once !' cried the voice of Mervyn. ' We may have to leave the ship.' At that moment an order was given in the strange ship to reverse t...he engines, and, quivering through and through with the slow strokes of the propeller, she began to back away. As her cut -water was drawn out Hke a jagged knife from the wounded sides of the Semiramis, the waves rushed in with a dull roar, and the stricken vessel heaved over as if about to sink, while her funnel-stays and rigging, clinging like fingers to the bows of the other vessel, were cut away with axes to set her free.
Slowly the black hull receded, and the Semiramis heeled over to the water-line and floated helplessly on the black waves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The delicate and nervous Isabel, sen- sitive as a leaf to every nervous impression, became cool and collected in face of their great peril, while Lottie, for the first time in her Ufe, was hysterical with fear.
Amid the deafening din around them, they dressed rapidly, and prepared to leave the cabin, when there was a sharp knock at the door.
' You must dress at once !' cried the voice of Mervyn. ' We may have to leave the ship.' At that moment an order was given in the strange ship to reverse t...he engines, and, quivering through and through with the slow strokes of the propeller, she began to back away. As her cut -water was drawn out Hke a jagged knife from the wounded sides of the Semiramis, the waves rushed in with a dull roar, and the stricken vessel heaved over as if about to sink, while her funnel-stays and rigging, clinging like fingers to the bows of the other vessel, were cut away with axes to set her free.
Slowly the black hull receded, and the Semiramis heeled over to the water-line and floated helplessly on the black waves.
What to read after The Charlatan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchanan, Robert Williams, 1841-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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