Under the Great Seal
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It was a ring, in exchange for one he had pressed upon her finger at parting. Sally Mumford, his foster mother, had said " Good-by " bravely, without a tear that he could see. Mildred Hope had permitted him to kiss her forehead and press her generous hand. Zaccheus Webb had broached a special keg of brandy that had been smug- gled from the Mounseers, and had drunk himself into ballads and sea songs ; and Harry Barkstead had gone as far as Bristol with his friend and made the coach-ride merry wi...th his free and hearty manners ; furthermore, he had given quite an air of distinction to David's sailing by his patronage of the captain and owners of the Morning Star bound for Halifax and St. John's.
Nothing could have been more promising than David's trip until the Morning Star begun to buffet the great rollers of the North Atlantic. Her troubles did not come upon her suddenly or altogether unexpected, for the glass had begun to fall steadily from the time she was clear of the land.
BAD OMENS FOR THE "MORNING STAR.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a ring, in exchange for one he had pressed upon her finger at parting. Sally Mumford, his foster mother, had said " Good-by " bravely, without a tear that he could see. Mildred Hope had permitted him to kiss her forehead and press her generous hand. Zaccheus Webb had broached a special keg of brandy that had been smug- gled from the Mounseers, and had drunk himself into ballads and sea songs ; and Harry Barkstead had gone as far as Bristol with his friend and made the coach-ride merry wi...th his free and hearty manners ; furthermore, he had given quite an air of distinction to David's sailing by his patronage of the captain and owners of the Morning Star bound for Halifax and St. John's.
Nothing could have been more promising than David's trip until the Morning Star begun to buffet the great rollers of the North Atlantic. Her troubles did not come upon her suddenly or altogether unexpected, for the glass had begun to fall steadily from the time she was clear of the land.
BAD OMENS FOR THE "MORNING STAR.
What to read after Under the Great Seal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hatton, Joseph, 1841-1907 to read onlineMoreLess
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