A High Wind in Jamaica
A High Wind in Jamaica
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They sat up, and yawned uniformly, and stretched the stiffness out of their legs and backs (they were lying on solid wood, remember).
The schooner was steady, and people tramping about the deck. The main-hold and fore-hold were all one: and from where they were they could see the main-hatch had been opened. The captain appeared through it legs first, and dropped onto the higgledy-piggledy of the Clorinda ’s cargo.
For some time they simply stared at him. He looked uneasy, and was talking ...to himself as he tapped now this case with his pencil, now that; and presently shouted rather fiercely to people on deck.
“All right, all right,” came from above the injured voice of the mate. “There’s no such hurry as all that.”
On which the captain’s mutterings to himself swelled, as if ten people were conversing at once in his chest.
“May we get up yet?” asked Rachel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They sat up, and yawned uniformly, and stretched the stiffness out of their legs and backs (they were lying on solid wood, remember).
The schooner was steady, and people tramping about the deck. The main-hold and fore-hold were all one: and from where they were they could see the main-hatch had been opened. The captain appeared through it legs first, and dropped onto the higgledy-piggledy of the Clorinda ’s cargo.
For some time they simply stared at him. He looked uneasy, and was talking ...to himself as he tapped now this case with his pencil, now that; and presently shouted rather fiercely to people on deck.
“All right, all right,” came from above the injured voice of the mate. “There’s no such hurry as all that.”
On which the captain’s mutterings to himself swelled, as if ten people were conversing at once in his chest.
“May we get up yet?” asked Rachel.
What to read after A High Wind in Jamaica?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Hughes to read onlineMoreLess
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