The Island Queen
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"Oh, let it come!" growled Otto, who had been so frequently checkedwhile dropping into slumber that night that he was getting quite cross.
Not feeling quite so regardless of consequences, his brother Dominickarose and endeavoured to prop the weak part of the structure with anadditional piece of timber.
He had accomplished his object, and was about to lie down again to rest, when a terrible cry was heard, which rose above the roaring of thestorm. There seemed something so appalling in it, and at... the same timeso unaccountable in that solitary spot, that Dominick's heart almoststood still for a moment with superstitious fear. Otto also heard thecry, and sat bolt upright, while drowsiness was effectually banishedfrom his brain.
"Dom, did you hear that?" he asked in a solemn voice. "I should think Idid, " replied his brother in a low tone. The cave being very dark, neither could see the other distinctly. They sat silent for a fewmoments, anxiously listening for a repetition of the cry.
"Move quietly, Otto, " said Dominick, as he crept towards their littledoor, "it evidently has not awaked Pina, and we may as well let her liestill till we find out what it is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh, let it come!" growled Otto, who had been so frequently checkedwhile dropping into slumber that night that he was getting quite cross.
Not feeling quite so regardless of consequences, his brother Dominickarose and endeavoured to prop the weak part of the structure with anadditional piece of timber.
He had accomplished his object, and was about to lie down again to rest, when a terrible cry was heard, which rose above the roaring of thestorm. There seemed something so appalling in it, and at... the same timeso unaccountable in that solitary spot, that Dominick's heart almoststood still for a moment with superstitious fear. Otto also heard thecry, and sat bolt upright, while drowsiness was effectually banishedfrom his brain.
"Dom, did you hear that?" he asked in a solemn voice. "I should think Idid, " replied his brother in a low tone. The cave being very dark, neither could see the other distinctly. They sat silent for a fewmoments, anxiously listening for a repetition of the cry.
"Move quietly, Otto, " said Dominick, as he crept towards their littledoor, "it evidently has not awaked Pina, and we may as well let her liestill till we find out what it is.
What to read after The Island Queen?
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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