About Old Story Tellers of How And When They Lived And What Stories They Told
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Gul- liver doesn't refer to Capt. Prichard once again. They had a very hard time of it, a good many of the sailors dying off; and on the 5th of November a little while before Thanksgiving Day in New England the ship drove on a rock, and split. Ships do so very often when they drive on rocks. Six of the men got clear, with Gulliver, and rowed until the wind upset the boat. The six men were drowned ; but Gulliver touched bottom, and walked a mile through the water till he reached land. Then being... very tired, and, as he says, "having taken half a pint of brandy aboard ship, " he was very sleepy, and lay down to doze. This about the brandy is, I dare say, not more than half true. He says he must have slept about nine hours, and when he waked he felt stiff, and couldn't turn over. He 9 8 ABOUT OLD STORY-TELLERS. Tried to lift his arm, but he couldn't. Presently he found out that there was a cord across his breast, and another across the middle of his body ; and then he found that his legs were tied, and his arms ; and it seemed to him --though he couldn't tell certainly - that his hair was fastened to the ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gul- liver doesn't refer to Capt. Prichard once again. They had a very hard time of it, a good many of the sailors dying off; and on the 5th of November a little while before Thanksgiving Day in New England the ship drove on a rock, and split. Ships do so very often when they drive on rocks. Six of the men got clear, with Gulliver, and rowed until the wind upset the boat. The six men were drowned ; but Gulliver touched bottom, and walked a mile through the water till he reached land. Then being... very tired, and, as he says, "having taken half a pint of brandy aboard ship, " he was very sleepy, and lay down to doze. This about the brandy is, I dare say, not more than half true. He says he must have slept about nine hours, and when he waked he felt stiff, and couldn't turn over. He 9 8 ABOUT OLD STORY-TELLERS. Tried to lift his arm, but he couldn't. Presently he found out that there was a cord across his breast, and another across the middle of his body ; and then he found that his legs were tied, and his arms ; and it seemed to him --though he couldn't tell certainly - that his hair was fastened to the ground.
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