The Luck of the Gold Moidore
The Luck of the Gold Moidore
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But it appeared as though there would be small need to anchor there, for once past the reefs the way into the haven lay straight and open, and we might boldly enter.
THE SWAN LAGOON 63 So at last Cary decided to go, and immediately all was animation. Mr Hopton took charge of the helm. The boatswain stood in the fore chains with the lead. A watch of picked men stood by the anchor, the remainder were sent every man to his post, ready to strike sail on the instant, should it be necessary, while Ca...ry ascended to the shrouds that he might con the ship himself ; and so, with a south-west wind behind us we took our fortune in our hands, and stood in through the reefs.
And now with the end of our voyage but a few fathoms off came the most anxious time of all. For in the twinkling of an eye the waters all aroimd began to race and swirl as if they had suddenly caught sight of us, and were troubled at our appear- ance, and eager to run out of our way. The ship trembled and shivered, and sprang this way and that, as though in mortal dread.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it appeared as though there would be small need to anchor there, for once past the reefs the way into the haven lay straight and open, and we might boldly enter.
THE SWAN LAGOON 63 So at last Cary decided to go, and immediately all was animation. Mr Hopton took charge of the helm. The boatswain stood in the fore chains with the lead. A watch of picked men stood by the anchor, the remainder were sent every man to his post, ready to strike sail on the instant, should it be necessary, while Ca...ry ascended to the shrouds that he might con the ship himself ; and so, with a south-west wind behind us we took our fortune in our hands, and stood in through the reefs.
And now with the end of our voyage but a few fathoms off came the most anxious time of all. For in the twinkling of an eye the waters all aroimd began to race and swirl as if they had suddenly caught sight of us, and were troubled at our appear- ance, and eager to run out of our way. The ship trembled and shivered, and sprang this way and that, as though in mortal dread.
What to read after The Luck of the Gold Moidore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donald Maclean to read onlineMoreLess
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