With the Flag At Sea
With the Flag At Sea
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He leapt overboard and was drowned imme- diately. When the fourth night came nearly 900 lives had been lost.
One of the British officers who was still on board, in a narrative of the horrors they endured, says that the survivors, weak, distracted, and wanting everything, envied the fate of the dead. " Almost at the last gasp, every one was dying with misery ; the ship, which was now one-third shattered away from the stern, scarcely afforded a grasp to hold by to the exhausted and help- less sur...vivors. The fourth day brought with it a more serene sky and the sea seemed to subside, but to behold from fore and aft the dying in all directions was a sight too shocking for the feeling mind to endure. Almost lost to a sense of humanity, we no longer looked with pity on those who were the speedy forerunners of our own fate, and a consultation took place to sacrifice some one to be food for the remainder. The die was going to be cast, when the welcome sight of a man-of-war brig renewed our hopes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He leapt overboard and was drowned imme- diately. When the fourth night came nearly 900 lives had been lost.
One of the British officers who was still on board, in a narrative of the horrors they endured, says that the survivors, weak, distracted, and wanting everything, envied the fate of the dead. " Almost at the last gasp, every one was dying with misery ; the ship, which was now one-third shattered away from the stern, scarcely afforded a grasp to hold by to the exhausted and help- less sur...vivors. The fourth day brought with it a more serene sky and the sea seemed to subside, but to behold from fore and aft the dying in all directions was a sight too shocking for the feeling mind to endure. Almost lost to a sense of humanity, we no longer looked with pity on those who were the speedy forerunners of our own fate, and a consultation took place to sacrifice some one to be food for the remainder. The die was going to be cast, when the welcome sight of a man-of-war brig renewed our hopes.
What to read after With the Flag At Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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