The Rover Boys in Southern Waters
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"How many?" "Three, " answered Sam. "Dick, Hans, and myself. " "Good enough. " "You certainly seem to be taking it easy, " said Dick, as the two ruderafts floated close to each other.
"Well, why not take it easy if it doesn't cost any more?" demandedTom, coolly. "I either had to sit on the chair or in the water, andI preferred to sit on the chair. " "Do you know anything about the others, Tom?" "No, but I am afraid they are drowned, " and now the fun-loving Roverbecame serious. "What makes you ...think that?" asked Sam.
"I think the steamer went down with nearly everybody on board. " "Dot is terrible!" burst out Hans. "Poor Fred! Und poor Songpird!Vot vill der folks say ven da hear dot?" And he shook his head, dubiously.
"And poor Harold Bird!" added Dick. He had taken a strong liking tothe young Southerner.
As it grew lighter those on the bosom of the gulf looked vainly forsome sign of land or a sail, but hour after hour passed and nothingcame to view but the waters under them and the mist and sky overhead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"How many?" "Three, " answered Sam. "Dick, Hans, and myself. " "Good enough. " "You certainly seem to be taking it easy, " said Dick, as the two ruderafts floated close to each other.
"Well, why not take it easy if it doesn't cost any more?" demandedTom, coolly. "I either had to sit on the chair or in the water, andI preferred to sit on the chair. " "Do you know anything about the others, Tom?" "No, but I am afraid they are drowned, " and now the fun-loving Roverbecame serious. "What makes you ...think that?" asked Sam.
"I think the steamer went down with nearly everybody on board. " "Dot is terrible!" burst out Hans. "Poor Fred! Und poor Songpird!Vot vill der folks say ven da hear dot?" And he shook his head, dubiously.
"And poor Harold Bird!" added Dick. He had taken a strong liking tothe young Southerner.
As it grew lighter those on the bosom of the gulf looked vainly forsome sign of land or a sail, but hour after hour passed and nothingcame to view but the waters under them and the mist and sky overhead.
What to read after The Rover Boys in Southern Waters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stratemeyer Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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