The History of Little Peter, the Ship Boy
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"I see a man close at hand, " said Peter. "Will any one pass a roperound my waist? I am sure I could clutch him. " There were several ropes scattered about the rock. Old Hixon did nothear Peter, but two or three of the other men did. One of them fasteneda rope as he requested. While they held on, Peter sprung off from therock into the water close to where the person he saw was floating. Heclutched him tightly. The next sea which came roaring up would haveclashed him against the rock, and his bu...rden must have been torn fromhim had not his companions, roused by the example set by the young boy, whom they had been in the habit of laughing at, rushed forward anddragged them both up together.
"It is the captain, " cried one. "But I am afraid he is gone, " exclaimedanother.
"No! I trust he is still alive, " said Peter, sitting down by thecaptain's side, and taking his head on his lap. "He is breathing; hewill come to, I hope. " Peter rubbed the captain's chest while the steward and Bill moved hisarms gently up and down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I see a man close at hand, " said Peter. "Will any one pass a roperound my waist? I am sure I could clutch him. " There were several ropes scattered about the rock. Old Hixon did nothear Peter, but two or three of the other men did. One of them fasteneda rope as he requested. While they held on, Peter sprung off from therock into the water close to where the person he saw was floating. Heclutched him tightly. The next sea which came roaring up would haveclashed him against the rock, and his bu...rden must have been torn fromhim had not his companions, roused by the example set by the young boy, whom they had been in the habit of laughing at, rushed forward anddragged them both up together.
"It is the captain, " cried one. "But I am afraid he is gone, " exclaimedanother.
"No! I trust he is still alive, " said Peter, sitting down by thecaptain's side, and taking his head on his lap. "He is breathing; hewill come to, I hope. " Peter rubbed the captain's chest while the steward and Bill moved hisarms gently up and down.
What to read after The History of Little Peter, the Ship Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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