The Island Treasure
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Fortunately, he had clutched hold of the poop rail as the fierce gustcaught the vessel, or, otherwise, he would have been carried over theside, and be struggling for dear life half a mile, at least, astern, where the hen-coops and casks that had been washed overboard were nowbobbing about, as they sank slowly out of sight on the crest of the wavethat had cleared our decks.
A thorough seaman, in spite of his malevolent disposition and bullyingmanner, which, I suppose, he could not help, he knew ...at once what wasbest to be done under the circumstances--what, indeed, was the onlything that would save the ship, and which, if it could be done, had tobe done quickly.
Still grasping the rail with one hand, he made a motion with the otherto Jan Steenbock to put the helm up, for the second-mate, being on thepoop, had immediately jumped to the wheel to the assistance of the manthere, who had as much as he could do single-handed to keep down thespokes, the ship steering wildly in such a heavy, tumbling sea as wasboiling around us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fortunately, he had clutched hold of the poop rail as the fierce gustcaught the vessel, or, otherwise, he would have been carried over theside, and be struggling for dear life half a mile, at least, astern, where the hen-coops and casks that had been washed overboard were nowbobbing about, as they sank slowly out of sight on the crest of the wavethat had cleared our decks.
A thorough seaman, in spite of his malevolent disposition and bullyingmanner, which, I suppose, he could not help, he knew ...at once what wasbest to be done under the circumstances--what, indeed, was the onlything that would save the ship, and which, if it could be done, had tobe done quickly.
Still grasping the rail with one hand, he made a motion with the otherto Jan Steenbock to put the helm up, for the second-mate, being on thepoop, had immediately jumped to the wheel to the assistance of the manthere, who had as much as he could do single-handed to keep down thespokes, the ship steering wildly in such a heavy, tumbling sea as wasboiling around us.
What to read after The Island Treasure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hutcheson John Conroy to read onlineMoreLess
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