The Missing Merchantman
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The ship sweptgracefully up into the wind with her white canvas fluttering soviolently as to make the stout craft tremble to her keel; and, shavingthe reef so closely that a vigorous jump would have launched a man fromher rail into the breakers alongside, she forged ahead and finally paidoff on the opposite tack.
So far, so good. The ship was, however, still in the comparativelyspacious lagoon inside the reef. The crucial test of Ned's abilitywould come when she passed into the narrow tortuous ...channel leadingthrough the reef to the open sea. But that one trial had sufficed todemonstrate to Ned that the ship, even under the comparatively smallamount of canvas then set, was under perfect command; and he was, moreover, just at that moment in that peculiar state of exhilarationboth of mind and body when no task seems impossible. It was not likely, therefore, that, with Sibylla's bright eyes regarding him with an eagercuriosity--which to him seemed not wholly devoid of interest--he shouldshrink from any ordeal, however difficult.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ship sweptgracefully up into the wind with her white canvas fluttering soviolently as to make the stout craft tremble to her keel; and, shavingthe reef so closely that a vigorous jump would have launched a man fromher rail into the breakers alongside, she forged ahead and finally paidoff on the opposite tack.
So far, so good. The ship was, however, still in the comparativelyspacious lagoon inside the reef. The crucial test of Ned's abilitywould come when she passed into the narrow tortuous ...channel leadingthrough the reef to the open sea. But that one trial had sufficed todemonstrate to Ned that the ship, even under the comparatively smallamount of canvas then set, was under perfect command; and he was, moreover, just at that moment in that peculiar state of exhilarationboth of mind and body when no task seems impossible. It was not likely, therefore, that, with Sibylla's bright eyes regarding him with an eagercuriosity--which to him seemed not wholly devoid of interest--he shouldshrink from any ordeal, however difficult.
What to read after The Missing Merchantman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collingwood Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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