The Watchman
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" exclaimed the old man, letting go of the wheel for a moment, in his surprise, and very nearly letting the ship broach to. " I beg your pardon, sir, for calling on you little Harry ; but I'm so glad to see you, and you grown to be such a tall, strong man, and a gentleman, too! Well, well ! strange things come to pass in this world ! " " Strange things indeed, Jack, " replied Henry, as he thought now singularly fortunate had been his own career, since he had kept watch with Jack on board the Se...a Gull, with no prospect then before him of reaching the position he now occupied. ' Strange things indeed, Jack, " he repeated. " We don't know what is to befall us. I thought that shipwreck a great misfor tune at the time and so it was but it was probably my first stepping-stone to fortune. Had that misfortune not befallen me, I might now be a common sailor, or at best, mate or second mate of a ship. It was the cause of my introduction to friends whom otherwise I should never have known. " " And to me, master Harry I beg your pardon, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" exclaimed the old man, letting go of the wheel for a moment, in his surprise, and very nearly letting the ship broach to. " I beg your pardon, sir, for calling on you little Harry ; but I'm so glad to see you, and you grown to be such a tall, strong man, and a gentleman, too! Well, well ! strange things come to pass in this world ! " " Strange things indeed, Jack, " replied Henry, as he thought now singularly fortunate had been his own career, since he had kept watch with Jack on board the Se...a Gull, with no prospect then before him of reaching the position he now occupied. ' Strange things indeed, Jack, " he repeated. " We don't know what is to befall us. I thought that shipwreck a great misfor tune at the time and so it was but it was probably my first stepping-stone to fortune. Had that misfortune not befallen me, I might now be a common sailor, or at best, mate or second mate of a ship. It was the cause of my introduction to friends whom otherwise I should never have known. " " And to me, master Harry I beg your pardon, Mr.
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