Up the River
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"How does she go, Moses?" I asked.
"She has done very well since you headed her up to the sea, " heanswered, without taking his gaze from the engine. "At one time Ithought the sea would break in upon us and swamp the fires. It wouldhave been all up with us then. " "I felt so myself, and I headed her up to the sea when I saw that itwas no longer safe to keep her on her course. But I suppose you want toturn in, Moses. " "I, no; I am perfectly satisfied to keep my place here till morning, "he repl...ied.
"I want Ben Bowman at the wheel, with Washburn. She steers so hard inthis sea that we need to change hands every hour. But I hope we shallsoon be able to relieve you, " I added.
"I don't have very hard work, and I can stand it very well tillmorning. " I returned to the wheel-house. It was about two bells, or one in themorning. The tempest had not increased in the last hour, and I hoped wehad seen the worst of it. We were working the engine just enough tokeep the steamer's head up to the sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"How does she go, Moses?" I asked.
"She has done very well since you headed her up to the sea, " heanswered, without taking his gaze from the engine. "At one time Ithought the sea would break in upon us and swamp the fires. It wouldhave been all up with us then. " "I felt so myself, and I headed her up to the sea when I saw that itwas no longer safe to keep her on her course. But I suppose you want toturn in, Moses. " "I, no; I am perfectly satisfied to keep my place here till morning, "he repl...ied.
"I want Ben Bowman at the wheel, with Washburn. She steers so hard inthis sea that we need to change hands every hour. But I hope we shallsoon be able to relieve you, " I added.
"I don't have very hard work, and I can stand it very well tillmorning. " I returned to the wheel-house. It was about two bells, or one in themorning. The tempest had not increased in the last hour, and I hoped wehad seen the worst of it. We were working the engine just enough tokeep the steamer's head up to the sea.
What to read after Up the River?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Optic to read onlineMoreLess
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