The Sandman: His Sea Stories
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And, in the daytime, he sees that hislamps are filled and his wicks trimmed and his brasses bright and hisglasses polished. When night comes he lights his lamp, and he looks atit every little while to make sure that it is burning all right. If itwasn't, there might be a wreck. " [Illustration] Little Jacob stood and watched the light for a long time without sayinganything. Captain Solomon stood and watched it, too.
"That is a very friendly light, " said little Jacob, at last, drawing along brea...th and smiling at the light. Captain Solomon couldn't see thesmile, because it was dark; but he heard it in little Jacob's voice.
"It is, Jacob, " said Captain Solomon, "a very friendly light. " "I guess it's my bed-time, " said little Jacob. "Good-night, captain. " "Good-night, Jacob, " said Captain Solomon. "By the time you're up, inthe morning, we'll be almost in. " And little Jacob laughed happily and went down to bed.
And that's all.
THE RUNAWAY STORY Once upon a time there was a wide river that ran into the ocean andbeside it was a little city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, in the daytime, he sees that hislamps are filled and his wicks trimmed and his brasses bright and hisglasses polished. When night comes he lights his lamp, and he looks atit every little while to make sure that it is burning all right. If itwasn't, there might be a wreck. " [Illustration] Little Jacob stood and watched the light for a long time without sayinganything. Captain Solomon stood and watched it, too.
"That is a very friendly light, " said little Jacob, at last, drawing along brea...th and smiling at the light. Captain Solomon couldn't see thesmile, because it was dark; but he heard it in little Jacob's voice.
"It is, Jacob, " said Captain Solomon, "a very friendly light. " "I guess it's my bed-time, " said little Jacob. "Good-night, captain. " "Good-night, Jacob, " said Captain Solomon. "By the time you're up, inthe morning, we'll be almost in. " And little Jacob laughed happily and went down to bed.
And that's all.
THE RUNAWAY STORY Once upon a time there was a wide river that ran into the ocean andbeside it was a little city.
What to read after The Sandman: His Sea Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hopkins William John to read onlineMoreLess
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