The Voyage of the Aurora
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Mr Bowen soon returned to the deck with the muskets, and handing one toGeorge and retaining the other himself, they fired them one after theother in rapid succession, hoping by this means to attract theunfortunate man's attention and show him that help was near.
George then sprang into the mizzen-rigging and looked anxiously out overthe glittering surface of the sea, in the effort to catch a glimpse ofthe man, should he happen to be still above water. It was not, however, until the _Aurora_ was... fairly crossing the wake of the burning ship--which by this time had drifted a considerable distance to leeward--thathe was successful. Then, indeed, he did for an instant detect a smalldark object on the crest of a sea, standing out in bold relief againstthe bright ruddy reflection of the flames in the water beyond it. Almost at the instant that he caught sight of it, he lost it again as itdisappeared in the hollow of the swell, then once more it rose intoview, clearly and unmistakably the head of a man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr Bowen soon returned to the deck with the muskets, and handing one toGeorge and retaining the other himself, they fired them one after theother in rapid succession, hoping by this means to attract theunfortunate man's attention and show him that help was near.
George then sprang into the mizzen-rigging and looked anxiously out overthe glittering surface of the sea, in the effort to catch a glimpse ofthe man, should he happen to be still above water. It was not, however, until the _Aurora_ was... fairly crossing the wake of the burning ship--which by this time had drifted a considerable distance to leeward--thathe was successful. Then, indeed, he did for an instant detect a smalldark object on the crest of a sea, standing out in bold relief againstthe bright ruddy reflection of the flames in the water beyond it. Almost at the instant that he caught sight of it, he lost it again as itdisappeared in the hollow of the swell, then once more it rose intoview, clearly and unmistakably the head of a man.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collingwood Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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