The Coxswain's Bride
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At least I n-never 'eard of--" The remainder of her remarks were lost to male ears as the tarpaulindropped around her after Eva Hayward and Nellie had led, or half-lifted, her under its sheltering folds. How they managed to manipulate theshivering Peggy it is not our province to tell, but there can be nodoubt that the treatment of her two friends in misfortune was the causeof her emerging from under the tarpaulin the following morning alive andcomparatively well, though still far from dry.
The ...aspect of things had changed greatly for the better when theunfortunates resumed their voyage. The wind had abated, the sea, although still heaving, was smooth. The snow had ceased, and the sunarose in a cloudless sky, so that when poor Mrs Mitford raised herdishevelled head and felt the sun's cheering rays she exclaimed, with asigh of relief: "La! if the sun ain't blazin' 'ot! An' I'm so 'ungry. Dear, dear, 'ave you bin rowin' all night, John? 'Ow tired you must be;an' your 'ands blistered, though you are pretty tough in the 'ands, butyou couldn't 'old a candle to Bob Massey at that--Yes, yes, Nellie, I'ear you, but la!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At least I n-never 'eard of--" The remainder of her remarks were lost to male ears as the tarpaulindropped around her after Eva Hayward and Nellie had led, or half-lifted, her under its sheltering folds. How they managed to manipulate theshivering Peggy it is not our province to tell, but there can be nodoubt that the treatment of her two friends in misfortune was the causeof her emerging from under the tarpaulin the following morning alive andcomparatively well, though still far from dry.
The ...aspect of things had changed greatly for the better when theunfortunates resumed their voyage. The wind had abated, the sea, although still heaving, was smooth. The snow had ceased, and the sunarose in a cloudless sky, so that when poor Mrs Mitford raised herdishevelled head and felt the sun's cheering rays she exclaimed, with asigh of relief: "La! if the sun ain't blazin' 'ot! An' I'm so 'ungry. Dear, dear, 'ave you bin rowin' all night, John? 'Ow tired you must be;an' your 'ands blistered, though you are pretty tough in the 'ands, butyou couldn't 'old a candle to Bob Massey at that--Yes, yes, Nellie, I'ear you, but la!
What to read after The Coxswain's Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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