The Wagner Story book
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Sometimesthe crews of other ships saw them. Sometimes they hailed the crews ofthe other ships and begged them to take letters to their friends athome. They said that their almanac had been blown away and they did notknow how long they had been from home. They would lower a boat and rowto the ship they had hailed, in a sea that would swamp any other boatin half a minute, and so they would bring their letters on deck. Thosewho knew their story refused to take the letters, and then the sailorswoul...d nail them to the mast or lay them on the deck, with a heavyweight to keep them from blowing away, and go back to their own ship. So the letters sometimes reached their homes, for it was said to bringbad luck either to take their letters willingly or to throw them awaywhen they were left on the ship.
"But oh, what of those to whom the letters were sent? Once a captainbrought a packet of them to the port from which the strange ship hadsailed. Not one of those to whom they were directed could be found, andhe opened some of them, hoping that the letters themselves might tellhim some way of finding the sailors' friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimesthe crews of other ships saw them. Sometimes they hailed the crews ofthe other ships and begged them to take letters to their friends athome. They said that their almanac had been blown away and they did notknow how long they had been from home. They would lower a boat and rowto the ship they had hailed, in a sea that would swamp any other boatin half a minute, and so they would bring their letters on deck. Thosewho knew their story refused to take the letters, and then the sailorswoul...d nail them to the mast or lay them on the deck, with a heavyweight to keep them from blowing away, and go back to their own ship. So the letters sometimes reached their homes, for it was said to bringbad luck either to take their letters willingly or to throw them awaywhen they were left on the ship.
"But oh, what of those to whom the letters were sent? Once a captainbrought a packet of them to the port from which the strange ship hadsailed. Not one of those to whom they were directed could be found, andhe opened some of them, hoping that the letters themselves might tellhim some way of finding the sailors' friends.
What to read after The Wagner Story book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frost, William Henry, 1863-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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