The Lighthouse
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It is scarcely necessary to add, that among the latter werefound all the "sea-sick men!" These bold artificers were not long of having their courage tested. Soon after their removal to the beacon they experienced some veryrough weather, which shook the posts violently, and caused them totwist in a most unpleasant way.
But it was not until some time after that a storm arose, which causedthe stoutest-hearted of them all to quail more than once.
It began on the night of as fine a day as they had h...ad the wholeseason.
In order that the reader may form a just conception of what we areabout to describe, it may not be amiss to note the state of things atthe rock, and the employment of the men at the time.
A second forge had been put up on the higher platform of the beacon, but the night before that of which we write, the lower platform hadbeen burst up by a wave, and the mortar and forge thereon, with allthe implements, were cast down. The damaged forge was therefore setup for the time on its old site, near the foundation-pit of thelighthouse, while the carpenters were busy repairing themortar-gallery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is scarcely necessary to add, that among the latter werefound all the "sea-sick men!" These bold artificers were not long of having their courage tested. Soon after their removal to the beacon they experienced some veryrough weather, which shook the posts violently, and caused them totwist in a most unpleasant way.
But it was not until some time after that a storm arose, which causedthe stoutest-hearted of them all to quail more than once.
It began on the night of as fine a day as they had h...ad the wholeseason.
In order that the reader may form a just conception of what we areabout to describe, it may not be amiss to note the state of things atthe rock, and the employment of the men at the time.
A second forge had been put up on the higher platform of the beacon, but the night before that of which we write, the lower platform hadbeen burst up by a wave, and the mortar and forge thereon, with allthe implements, were cast down. The damaged forge was therefore setup for the time on its old site, near the foundation-pit of thelighthouse, while the carpenters were busy repairing themortar-gallery.
What to read after The Lighthouse?
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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