The Little Skipper
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Duty, my own. For pity's sake be firm, or you will unman me. " Bob saw his mother draw herself up, press her lips together, and knither brows, as she nodded her head at her husband and took Dot, wholooked frightened, from his arms.
"That's right, " said the Captain sharply; "that's like my wife;" andplacing his hands upon her arms, he bent down and kissed her on theforehead, turned and caught the boy's hand, wrung it hard, and strodeout of the room.
The next moment they heard his step in the ha...ll, and directly after onthe gravel outside. In another moment he was passing the window, toturn and wave his hand, when, as Bob felt heartsick with the feeling ofmisery which attacked him, Dot, who felt that something dreadful wasthe matter, hid her face on her mother's shoulder and began to crybitterly.
This had its good effect upon Mrs. Trevor, who began to kiss and sootheher.
"Hush, hush, my darling, " she cried. "You must not cry, but help poorMamma to try and bear it. You must help me to pray to God to watch overhim and bring him back safely to us from that dreadful place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Duty, my own. For pity's sake be firm, or you will unman me. " Bob saw his mother draw herself up, press her lips together, and knither brows, as she nodded her head at her husband and took Dot, wholooked frightened, from his arms.
"That's right, " said the Captain sharply; "that's like my wife;" andplacing his hands upon her arms, he bent down and kissed her on theforehead, turned and caught the boy's hand, wrung it hard, and strodeout of the room.
The next moment they heard his step in the ha...ll, and directly after onthe gravel outside. In another moment he was passing the window, toturn and wave his hand, when, as Bob felt heartsick with the feeling ofmisery which attacked him, Dot, who felt that something dreadful wasthe matter, hid her face on her mother's shoulder and began to crybitterly.
This had its good effect upon Mrs. Trevor, who began to kiss and sootheher.
"Hush, hush, my darling, " she cried. "You must not cry, but help poorMamma to try and bear it. You must help me to pray to God to watch overhim and bring him back safely to us from that dreadful place.
What to read after The Little Skipper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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