The Last Voyage
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Theanchorage proved rolly, there being no protection whatever, and I hadrather an uncomfortable night.
_Tuesday, August 9th. _--At daybreak Tom moved the yacht out to theshelter of Magnetic Island, where the coal-hulks lie, some six milesoff Townsville. There we kept boxing about all the morning, under themistaken idea that it was quite smooth. Meanwhile some supplies weretaken on board; but as I was not well enough to undertake the longexpeditions which had been planned, and the rest of the pa...rty declaredthat it would not be possible to go without me, they were given up. After landing and taking a walk through Townsville, the shore-goingpeople pronounced it to be quite as clean-looking and prosperous asBowen, but with more business going on. The town, which has apopulation of 12, 000, is built on a tongue of land between the sea andRoss Creek. It consists of one main street containing banks, publicoffices, counting-houses, and well-supplied stores and shops. Thebustle in the streets and the flourishing and prosperous appearanceeverywhere were quite cheering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theanchorage proved rolly, there being no protection whatever, and I hadrather an uncomfortable night.
_Tuesday, August 9th. _--At daybreak Tom moved the yacht out to theshelter of Magnetic Island, where the coal-hulks lie, some six milesoff Townsville. There we kept boxing about all the morning, under themistaken idea that it was quite smooth. Meanwhile some supplies weretaken on board; but as I was not well enough to undertake the longexpeditions which had been planned, and the rest of the pa...rty declaredthat it would not be possible to go without me, they were given up. After landing and taking a walk through Townsville, the shore-goingpeople pronounced it to be quite as clean-looking and prosperous asBowen, but with more business going on. The town, which has apopulation of 12, 000, is built on a tongue of land between the sea andRoss Creek. It consists of one main street containing banks, publicoffices, counting-houses, and well-supplied stores and shops. Thebustle in the streets and the flourishing and prosperous appearanceeverywhere were quite cheering.
What to read after The Last Voyage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brassey Annie to read onlineMoreLess
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