The Visionary
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Their shopping done, they set out to sail the new boat home. It had noother ballast than himself, his wife and children, and the Christmasfare. His son Bernt sat in the fore-part, his wife, with the help of thesecond son, held the halliard, and Elias sat at the helm, while the twoyounger boys, twelve and fourteen years of age, were to take turns atbaling.
They had eight miles [About thirty-eight English miles = eight Norwegiansea miles. ] to sail, and when they got out to sea, it was pretty evi...dentthat they would come to prove the boat the first time she was used. Astorm was gradually rising, and the foam-crests began to break on thegreat waves.
Now Elias saw what sort of a boat he had; she cleared the waves like asea-bird, without so much as a drop coming in, and he therefore judgedthat he did not need to take in a reef, which in an ordinary ten-oaredboat he would be obliged to do in such weather.
Later in the day he noticed, not far off on the sea, another ten-oaredboat fully manned and with four reefs in the sail, exactly as he had.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their shopping done, they set out to sail the new boat home. It had noother ballast than himself, his wife and children, and the Christmasfare. His son Bernt sat in the fore-part, his wife, with the help of thesecond son, held the halliard, and Elias sat at the helm, while the twoyounger boys, twelve and fourteen years of age, were to take turns atbaling.
They had eight miles [About thirty-eight English miles = eight Norwegiansea miles. ] to sail, and when they got out to sea, it was pretty evi...dentthat they would come to prove the boat the first time she was used. Astorm was gradually rising, and the foam-crests began to break on thegreat waves.
Now Elias saw what sort of a boat he had; she cleared the waves like asea-bird, without so much as a drop coming in, and he therefore judgedthat he did not need to take in a reef, which in an ordinary ten-oaredboat he would be obliged to do in such weather.
Later in the day he noticed, not far off on the sea, another ten-oaredboat fully manned and with four reefs in the sail, exactly as he had.
What to read after The Visionary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lie Jonas Lauritz Idemil to read onlineMoreLess
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