The Hero of the Humber
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Theylet down a boat hook to which we both clung, and then a ladder, up whichto ascend. But I told them I would rather have a boat, which was soonbrought and we were landed in safety. While clinging to the hook, thewoman, as might be expected, was full of alarm, but I knew she was safeenough, so to allay her fears, and wile away a few moments of painful, but unavoidable waiting, I jocosely said to her, 'Hold fast now, Missus. You are as safe now as though you were watching the pot boil over. ' S...heafterwards told me that the most pleasant sensation she ever experiencedin her life, was at the moment when she felt some one had hold of her inthe water. This woman has manifested the liveliest gratitude for what Idid for her, and she never crosses the bridge without calling at myhouse to enquire after me, and she often says, to my good wife, 'Youknow I aint right if I don't see the master about. ' She was very poor atthe time I saved her, but on the following Christmas she brought me a_duck_ for my dinner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theylet down a boat hook to which we both clung, and then a ladder, up whichto ascend. But I told them I would rather have a boat, which was soonbrought and we were landed in safety. While clinging to the hook, thewoman, as might be expected, was full of alarm, but I knew she was safeenough, so to allay her fears, and wile away a few moments of painful, but unavoidable waiting, I jocosely said to her, 'Hold fast now, Missus. You are as safe now as though you were watching the pot boil over. ' S...heafterwards told me that the most pleasant sensation she ever experiencedin her life, was at the moment when she felt some one had hold of her inthe water. This woman has manifested the liveliest gratitude for what Idid for her, and she never crosses the bridge without calling at myhouse to enquire after me, and she often says, to my good wife, 'Youknow I aint right if I don't see the master about. ' She was very poor atthe time I saved her, but on the following Christmas she brought me a_duck_ for my dinner.
What to read after The Hero of the Humber?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woodcock Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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