Thrilling Adventures By Land And Sea 8 5
Thrilling Adventures By Land And Sea 8 5
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Lynde of Milwaukie, and she was the only lady who escaped.
In this condition, the boat, a mass of fierce fire, and the passengersand crew endeavoring to save themselves by swimming or supportingthemselves by whatever they could reach, they were found by thesteamboat Clinton, at about ten o'clock that night. The Clinton had leftBuffalo in the morning, but, in consequence of the wind, had put intoDunkirk. She lay there till near sunset, at which time she ran out, andhad proceeded as far as Barcel...ona, when just at twilight the fire of theErie was discovered, some twenty miles astern. The Clinton immediatelyput about, and reached the burning wreck.
It was a fearful sight. All the upper works of the Erie had been burnedaway. The engine was standing, but the hull was a mass of dull, redflames. The passengers and crew were floating around, screaming in theiragony, and shrieking for help. The boats of the Clinton were instantlylowered and manned, and every person that could be seen or heard waspicked up, and every possible relief afforded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lynde of Milwaukie, and she was the only lady who escaped.
In this condition, the boat, a mass of fierce fire, and the passengersand crew endeavoring to save themselves by swimming or supportingthemselves by whatever they could reach, they were found by thesteamboat Clinton, at about ten o'clock that night. The Clinton had leftBuffalo in the morning, but, in consequence of the wind, had put intoDunkirk. She lay there till near sunset, at which time she ran out, andhad proceeded as far as Barcel...ona, when just at twilight the fire of theErie was discovered, some twenty miles astern. The Clinton immediatelyput about, and reached the burning wreck.
It was a fearful sight. All the upper works of the Erie had been burnedaway. The engine was standing, but the hull was a mass of dull, redflames. The passengers and crew were floating around, screaming in theiragony, and shrieking for help. The boats of the Clinton were instantlylowered and manned, and every person that could be seen or heard waspicked up, and every possible relief afforded.
What to read after Thrilling Adventures By Land And Sea 8 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brayman James O. to read onlineMoreLess
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