The Rambles of a Dominie
The Rambles of a Dominie
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Smooth and oily looking swirls of water divided sweeps of seething waves. Suddenly, above the surge, appeared . A school of porpoLsea thai, as if they gloried in the war of waters, leaped high in air, right above the wave crests of the angry sea.
We have cleared the Skerries. Under the cliff of ^Rpnaldshay we can hear the thunder of the surge, and the roar of the sea against the Lother Reef, whose dark arm stretches out, as if to meet us, from the iron shore.
!The skipper is standing in the bow..., puffing hard at his pipe, and balancing, firsii on, one f ootjbhcii^onthe other signs unmistakable of difficulty or danger. Yes, it^is a tug of war, but the end is clear. We are sailing seven knots, but the tide is running eight. Slowly but surely ^ is the distance lessening between us and that evil-looking Ir reef. The skipper crams his pipe in his pocket and runs aft to take the helm. " She can't do it ; getjthe spin-^^ naker off her, John ! " We take in the broad and flapping sail as best we may : all hands haul on the rpjiin shont Now she goes about, with a list that sends every unprotected book and pipe and field-glass into the scuppers, to wait for better times.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smooth and oily looking swirls of water divided sweeps of seething waves. Suddenly, above the surge, appeared . A school of porpoLsea thai, as if they gloried in the war of waters, leaped high in air, right above the wave crests of the angry sea.
We have cleared the Skerries. Under the cliff of ^Rpnaldshay we can hear the thunder of the surge, and the roar of the sea against the Lother Reef, whose dark arm stretches out, as if to meet us, from the iron shore.
!The skipper is standing in the bow..., puffing hard at his pipe, and balancing, firsii on, one f ootjbhcii^onthe other signs unmistakable of difficulty or danger. Yes, it^is a tug of war, but the end is clear. We are sailing seven knots, but the tide is running eight. Slowly but surely ^ is the distance lessening between us and that evil-looking Ir reef. The skipper crams his pipe in his pocket and runs aft to take the helm. " She can't do it ; getjthe spin-^^ naker off her, John ! " We take in the broad and flapping sail as best we may : all hands haul on the rpjiin shont Now she goes about, with a list that sends every unprotected book and pipe and field-glass into the scuppers, to wait for better times.
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