The Submarine Hunters
The Submarine Hunters
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Better by far to be drowned without furtherdelay than to experience all the horrors of lying under sentence ofdeath.
He had acted spontaneously, yet there was method in his madness. Byrunning across to the other side of the ship there was little chance ofthe boats being able to pick him up ere he sank for the last time. Notuntil he rose to the surface did he realize his difficulty. He was astrong swimmer, and the natural instinct to strike out overpowered hisdetermination to sink.
There was a r...ush of officers and men to the ship's side to see what wastaking place. With two exceptions, they thought that the supposedseaman had suddenly lost his reason.
Two seamen, one a brawny specimen, the other a red-hairedmiddle-weight, dived after the would-be suicide. Others were on thepoint of following when the Commander restrained them.
"Away sea-boat!" was the order.
The _Oxford_ was now forging slowly through the water. During therescue of the _Tehuantepec Girl's_ people, she had drifted rather tooclose to the burning ship to be safe, should an explosion occur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Better by far to be drowned without furtherdelay than to experience all the horrors of lying under sentence ofdeath.
He had acted spontaneously, yet there was method in his madness. Byrunning across to the other side of the ship there was little chance ofthe boats being able to pick him up ere he sank for the last time. Notuntil he rose to the surface did he realize his difficulty. He was astrong swimmer, and the natural instinct to strike out overpowered hisdetermination to sink.
There was a r...ush of officers and men to the ship's side to see what wastaking place. With two exceptions, they thought that the supposedseaman had suddenly lost his reason.
Two seamen, one a brawny specimen, the other a red-hairedmiddle-weight, dived after the would-be suicide. Others were on thepoint of following when the Commander restrained them.
"Away sea-boat!" was the order.
The _Oxford_ was now forging slowly through the water. During therescue of the _Tehuantepec Girl's_ people, she had drifted rather tooclose to the burning ship to be safe, should an explosion occur.
What to read after The Submarine Hunters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Westerman Percy Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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