The Fishermens Own book Comprising the List of Men And Vessels Lost From the P
The Fishermens Own book Comprising the List of Men And Vessels Lost From the P
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" A dory was got over the side, but was crushed in an instant. Capt. Caton then tore off the cabin skylight, and heaving it overboard, sprang after it. His support was soon- wrenched from his grasp, but he struggled manfully. He reached the shore ;, twice he stood erect on the sand, but the undertow was too powerful, and he was drawn under the surf. The ten men who remained on the vessel were destined to be saved. After daylight the Life Saving Station men, who- had previously been devoting the...ir energies to the vain attempt af rescuing the crew of the other wreck, arrived. The first time they fired the mortar the ball with the line attached fell over the spring-stay, but the men were sO' chilled with cold that it was impossible to get it. After several trials, how- ever, the Une fell where they could reach it. At 10 A. M. . They were all. Ashore and were tenderly cared for at the Humane House. ISO FISHERMEN'S OWN BOOK. Perilous Experiences. — Allen Maginnis, of sch. Centennial, was drowned by the capsizing of a dory on Grand Bank, Jan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A dory was got over the side, but was crushed in an instant. Capt. Caton then tore off the cabin skylight, and heaving it overboard, sprang after it. His support was soon- wrenched from his grasp, but he struggled manfully. He reached the shore ;, twice he stood erect on the sand, but the undertow was too powerful, and he was drawn under the surf. The ten men who remained on the vessel were destined to be saved. After daylight the Life Saving Station men, who- had previously been devoting the...ir energies to the vain attempt af rescuing the crew of the other wreck, arrived. The first time they fired the mortar the ball with the line attached fell over the spring-stay, but the men were sO' chilled with cold that it was impossible to get it. After several trials, how- ever, the Une fell where they could reach it. At 10 A. M. . They were all. Ashore and were tenderly cared for at the Humane House. ISO FISHERMEN'S OWN BOOK. Perilous Experiences. — Allen Maginnis, of sch. Centennial, was drowned by the capsizing of a dory on Grand Bank, Jan.
What to read after The Fishermens Own book Comprising the List of Men And Vessels Lost From the P?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gloucester Proctor Brothers to read onlineMoreLess
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