The Wonder Island Boys: the Tribesmen
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"I never reached the bridge again, for the vessel struck, and with aterrific grating sound it moved toward land, and then a giant handseemed to lift it upwardly, and I knew no more. When I awoke, which musthave been along noon of the following day, I saw one of the sailorsdead, not fifty feet away, and the master of the ship was close besideme, with an indescribable mass of wreckage all about.
"When I had recovered sufficiently to judge of my surrounding, I wentover to the master and to the sai...lor, and saw that their pockets hadbeen rifled, and I instinctively put my hand to my pockets, to find thateverything, my watch, this match box, which was a present from my wife, my knife and everything in my pockets were gone.
"From this I knew that such of my companions as had been saved had goneoff, without making any attempt to ascertain whether I was alive or not, and had taken my things besides.
"I had my clothing, which was still wet, but I was glad to be alive. That seems singular, doesn't it, when I had thrown myself time and againright into the jaws of death!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I never reached the bridge again, for the vessel struck, and with aterrific grating sound it moved toward land, and then a giant handseemed to lift it upwardly, and I knew no more. When I awoke, which musthave been along noon of the following day, I saw one of the sailorsdead, not fifty feet away, and the master of the ship was close besideme, with an indescribable mass of wreckage all about.
"When I had recovered sufficiently to judge of my surrounding, I wentover to the master and to the sai...lor, and saw that their pockets hadbeen rifled, and I instinctively put my hand to my pockets, to find thateverything, my watch, this match box, which was a present from my wife, my knife and everything in my pockets were gone.
"From this I knew that such of my companions as had been saved had goneoff, without making any attempt to ascertain whether I was alive or not, and had taken my things besides.
"I had my clothing, which was still wet, but I was glad to be alive. That seems singular, doesn't it, when I had thrown myself time and againright into the jaws of death!
What to read after The Wonder Island Boys: the Tribesmen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Finlay Roger Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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