The Nursery, July 1877, Xxii. No. 1
The Nursery, July 1877, Xxii. No. 1
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I love to lie down on deck, andlook at them; and I think it is a beautiful sight to see them all spreadand filled with wind. It almost seems as if their tops touched the sky. All the masts and sails and ropes have names. I am sure it would take mea good while to learn them; but all the sailors know them.
When the captain wants a sail changed, he gives the order in a very loudtone; then the first mate, who is never very far from the captain, repeats the order; and then the sailors run quickly to... the ropes andpull away, and sing while they pull; and the sail goes up or down, justas the captain wants it.
Every hour a sailor takes his turn at steering the ship: so there isalways one man at the wheel. There is a large bell swung just in frontof him, which he strikes every half-hour to mark the time. When it istwelve o'clock, he strikes the bell eight times; and it is eight bellsagain at four o'clock and at eight o'clock. The first hour after eightbells is two bells; the second, four bells; the third, six bells; andthe half-hours strike the odd numbers, --three, five, and seven bells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I love to lie down on deck, andlook at them; and I think it is a beautiful sight to see them all spreadand filled with wind. It almost seems as if their tops touched the sky. All the masts and sails and ropes have names. I am sure it would take mea good while to learn them; but all the sailors know them.
When the captain wants a sail changed, he gives the order in a very loudtone; then the first mate, who is never very far from the captain, repeats the order; and then the sailors run quickly to... the ropes andpull away, and sing while they pull; and the sail goes up or down, justas the captain wants it.
Every hour a sailor takes his turn at steering the ship: so there isalways one man at the wheel. There is a large bell swung just in frontof him, which he strikes every half-hour to mark the time. When it istwelve o'clock, he strikes the bell eight times; and it is eight bellsagain at four o'clock and at eight o'clock. The first hour after eightbells is two bells; the second, four bells; the third, six bells; andthe half-hours strike the odd numbers, --three, five, and seven bells.
What to read after The Nursery, July 1877, Xxii. No. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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