The Tinkham Brothers' Tide-Mill
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2S6 THE TINKHAM BROTHERS' TIDE-MILL.
CHAPTER XXXI.
AN ATTACK.
TF the plan was a good one, and a sufficient num.
-*■ ber of volunteers were found for putting it in execution, then they must have had to wait some time for a night favorable to their enterprise. Two weeks went by, and the Tinkham brothers were still left in tranquil enjoyment of their water-power.
Lute was generally the one who slept in the mill, not only because a peculiar sensitiveness to sounds seemed to have been given him to c...ompensate for his nearness of sight, but also because, as he averred, he had got used to his bed of shavings, and rather liked it.
He had one night lain down, as was his custom, with his clothes on, — merely kicking off his shoes and placing his spectacles on the end of the work- bench, — and had slept, comfortably about three hours, when he was awakened by a sound like the clanking of a chain.
He was on his feet in a moment ; but in his eager- AN ATTACK. 257 ness to get his glasses, he knocked them off the bench into the bed of shavings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2S6 THE TINKHAM BROTHERS' TIDE-MILL.
CHAPTER XXXI.
AN ATTACK.
TF the plan was a good one, and a sufficient num.
-*■ ber of volunteers were found for putting it in execution, then they must have had to wait some time for a night favorable to their enterprise. Two weeks went by, and the Tinkham brothers were still left in tranquil enjoyment of their water-power.
Lute was generally the one who slept in the mill, not only because a peculiar sensitiveness to sounds seemed to have been given him to c...ompensate for his nearness of sight, but also because, as he averred, he had got used to his bed of shavings, and rather liked it.
He had one night lain down, as was his custom, with his clothes on, — merely kicking off his shoes and placing his spectacles on the end of the work- bench, — and had slept, comfortably about three hours, when he was awakened by a sound like the clanking of a chain.
He was on his feet in a moment ; but in his eager- AN ATTACK. 257 ness to get his glasses, he knocked them off the bench into the bed of shavings.
What to read after The Tinkham Brothers' Tide-Mill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J T John Townsend Trowbridge to read onlineMoreLess
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