The Meadow-Brook Girls By the Sea
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At first they tried callingout at intervals, ceasing only when their voices had grown hoarse. Tonone of their calls was there any reply. Harriet and Tommy were toofar out, and the noise about them was too great to permit of theirhearing a human voice, even had it been closer at hand.
Meantime the two girls were now swimming quite steadily. Harriet knewthat, were they to remain quiet too long, they would grow stiff andgradually get chilled through. That would mark the end, as she wellunderstood.... Then again it was necessary to give Tommy enough to do tokeep her mind from her troubles, which were many that night.
All the time Harriet was straining eyes and ears to locate the land. She had not the remotest idea in which direction it lay, and dared notswim straight ahead in any direction for fear of going farther away. The wind died out and rose again. Had it continued to freshen from thestart, she would have permitted herself to drift with it, but Harrietfeared that the wind had veered, and that it was now blowing out tosea, what little there was of it, so she tried to swim about in acircle in so far as was possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At first they tried callingout at intervals, ceasing only when their voices had grown hoarse. Tonone of their calls was there any reply. Harriet and Tommy were toofar out, and the noise about them was too great to permit of theirhearing a human voice, even had it been closer at hand.
Meantime the two girls were now swimming quite steadily. Harriet knewthat, were they to remain quiet too long, they would grow stiff andgradually get chilled through. That would mark the end, as she wellunderstood.... Then again it was necessary to give Tommy enough to do tokeep her mind from her troubles, which were many that night.
All the time Harriet was straining eyes and ears to locate the land. She had not the remotest idea in which direction it lay, and dared notswim straight ahead in any direction for fear of going farther away. The wind died out and rose again. Had it continued to freshen from thestart, she would have permitted herself to drift with it, but Harrietfeared that the wind had veered, and that it was now blowing out tosea, what little there was of it, so she tried to swim about in acircle in so far as was possible.
What to read after The Meadow-Brook Girls By the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aldridge Janet to read onlineMoreLess
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