The Royal Handmaid
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Karl Benson took his place at the rail in the stern of the Mary Anne, staring down at the foaming wake. In the six weeks they’d been at sea, they’d seen nothing so violent. Karl couldn’t help but wonder how the women were faring down below. Most of them had been sick back when the seas were calm. Of course that was back when they were all inexperienced seagoers.
After a time he was joined by Professor Dekker, who gripped the rail beside him and stared out over the sea. Finally he said, “You ...know, Karl, I’ve never been on a small ship like this at sea. All my experience has been on big liners.”
“Are you worried, Professor?”
Dekker lifted his chin. He was not a man to admit a weakness. “Of course not. This is a seaworthy vessel and she has a fine crew.”
“Well, I’m glad you’re not worried—because I am.” Benson paused as the stern dipped down deep into the trough of the gray waters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Karl Benson took his place at the rail in the stern of the Mary Anne, staring down at the foaming wake. In the six weeks they’d been at sea, they’d seen nothing so violent. Karl couldn’t help but wonder how the women were faring down below. Most of them had been sick back when the seas were calm. Of course that was back when they were all inexperienced seagoers.
After a time he was joined by Professor Dekker, who gripped the rail beside him and stared out over the sea. Finally he said, “You ...know, Karl, I’ve never been on a small ship like this at sea. All my experience has been on big liners.”
“Are you worried, Professor?”
Dekker lifted his chin. He was not a man to admit a weakness. “Of course not. This is a seaworthy vessel and she has a fine crew.”
“Well, I’m glad you’re not worried—because I am.” Benson paused as the stern dipped down deep into the trough of the gray waters.
What to read after The Royal Handmaid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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