The Lure of Long Beach
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M. Taking with us mortar, lines and all the apparatus needed, went to the scene of wreck assisted by team of horses. We located the wreck by lantern which had been left on beach by patrol. Nothing could be seen of vessel except her lights and distress signals. We were obliged to wait for the sea to run down, so that we could launch a boat. We had to build a platform to coil our line on so as to keep it out of the water. We saw, soon as daylight made, three boats leaving the ship.
"The mortar wa...s fired and aline put aboard, but the ship was deserted ; they said all left in the three boats ; so we launched a boat and started to her, through a very rough sea. We boarded her, but found her deserted. The ship's boats finding they could not land drifted up the beach and landed at a point opposite Beach Haven. One of the boats upset while landing, but all were rescued.
(Signed) Thomas Bond Keeper Bond's L. S. S. " 44 The Lure of Long Beach VII EARLY DAYS OF BEACH HAVEN BEACH HAVEN, which is but two miles up the beach from old Bond's, came into being because of its being a spot particularly suited to those suf- fering from that annoying late summer malady known as " hay fever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Taking with us mortar, lines and all the apparatus needed, went to the scene of wreck assisted by team of horses. We located the wreck by lantern which had been left on beach by patrol. Nothing could be seen of vessel except her lights and distress signals. We were obliged to wait for the sea to run down, so that we could launch a boat. We had to build a platform to coil our line on so as to keep it out of the water. We saw, soon as daylight made, three boats leaving the ship.
"The mortar wa...s fired and aline put aboard, but the ship was deserted ; they said all left in the three boats ; so we launched a boat and started to her, through a very rough sea. We boarded her, but found her deserted. The ship's boats finding they could not land drifted up the beach and landed at a point opposite Beach Haven. One of the boats upset while landing, but all were rescued.
(Signed) Thomas Bond Keeper Bond's L. S. S. " 44 The Lure of Long Beach VII EARLY DAYS OF BEACH HAVEN BEACH HAVEN, which is but two miles up the beach from old Bond's, came into being because of its being a spot particularly suited to those suf- fering from that annoying late summer malady known as " hay fever.
What to read after The Lure of Long Beach?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George B Somerville to read onlineMoreLess
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