The Flying Stingaree
The Flying Stingaree
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It would be easy to carry.
This time he needed a reciprocal compass course. It would be 260 degreesgoing out. He oriented himself properly, picked up the cylinder, andbegan the long swim back. He wondered if Merlin's guards were watchinghis bubbles. He had seen no sign of bullets, but he hadn't been lookingfor them. With Orvil's motor so near, it was likely he would not haveheard the slap of a bullet on the water.
Pressure told him he was out of the cove. He breathed a little easier. Now to cou...nt leg strokes again. He looked up, and saw that the surfaceof the water was shining with light, the first rays of true daylight. Scotty would have no trouble finding him.
Because of the daylight, he continued on for a distance beyond whereScotty had dropped him. No use giving the guards too good a shot. Finally, exhausted, he surfaced. He lifted his mask and surveyed thescene.
Orvil Harris was still crabbing. Rick could see the boat, but the anglewas wrong for him to see the crabber at work. He turned slowly in thewater, and saw Scotty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would be easy to carry.
This time he needed a reciprocal compass course. It would be 260 degreesgoing out. He oriented himself properly, picked up the cylinder, andbegan the long swim back. He wondered if Merlin's guards were watchinghis bubbles. He had seen no sign of bullets, but he hadn't been lookingfor them. With Orvil's motor so near, it was likely he would not haveheard the slap of a bullet on the water.
Pressure told him he was out of the cove. He breathed a little easier. Now to cou...nt leg strokes again. He looked up, and saw that the surfaceof the water was shining with light, the first rays of true daylight. Scotty would have no trouble finding him.
Because of the daylight, he continued on for a distance beyond whereScotty had dropped him. No use giving the guards too good a shot. Finally, exhausted, he surfaced. He lifted his mask and surveyed thescene.
Orvil Harris was still crabbing. Rick could see the boat, but the anglewas wrong for him to see the crabber at work. He turned slowly in thewater, and saw Scotty.
What to read after The Flying Stingaree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goodwin Harold Leland to read onlineMoreLess
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