The Travels of Phoebe Ann
The Travels of Phoebe Ann
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"O Massy!" I gasped, and I knew I turned pale by my feelings, "how near we come to being drowned! Them boats ain't got any bottoms ! " "The boats have glass bottoms, aunty, so hurry along!" says Angelina, and she pulled me by main force with her.
I tell you I got in with fear and trembling. And I guess there was others that felt the same way. Then everybody began leaning over and looking down into the water, and for a minute I forgot to be nervous. For the sight was the most wonderful I ever se...e. There was plants growing, and what looked like trees, and ferns, and mosses, with lots of seashells, under the water. The sky looked, through that glass, as though there was a sky at the other end of the new world; and the fishes and little sea animals playing around in it was a sight to behold.
However, I was really glad when we got to the shore, and more glad when we got home safe.
185 THE TRAVELS OF PHOEBE ANN But there's still other kind of news to come. About three weeks ago, I noticed Hezekiah come downstairs in ( the morning looking dreadfully tired and haggard, and that Lucy Jane appeared worried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"O Massy!" I gasped, and I knew I turned pale by my feelings, "how near we come to being drowned! Them boats ain't got any bottoms ! " "The boats have glass bottoms, aunty, so hurry along!" says Angelina, and she pulled me by main force with her.
I tell you I got in with fear and trembling. And I guess there was others that felt the same way. Then everybody began leaning over and looking down into the water, and for a minute I forgot to be nervous. For the sight was the most wonderful I ever se...e. There was plants growing, and what looked like trees, and ferns, and mosses, with lots of seashells, under the water. The sky looked, through that glass, as though there was a sky at the other end of the new world; and the fishes and little sea animals playing around in it was a sight to behold.
However, I was really glad when we got to the shore, and more glad when we got home safe.
185 THE TRAVELS OF PHOEBE ANN But there's still other kind of news to come. About three weeks ago, I noticed Hezekiah come downstairs in ( the morning looking dreadfully tired and haggard, and that Lucy Jane appeared worried.
What to read after The Travels of Phoebe Ann?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alberta Chamberlain Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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