Ben Hadden
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It was indeed a time of intense anxiety toall on board. The officers were collected near the captain. A shortconsultation was held. Some of the men thought that they were going toput the ship about, under the belief that she would lie up taller on theother tack. Should she miss stays, however, and of that there was thegreatest danger, her almost instant destruction would be theconsequence. No; the captain would not make the attempt. He wouldtrust to a change of wind. Should it come ahead, then ...there would betime enough to go about; if not, it would be best to stand on. Theywere in God's hands, not their own. Mr Charlton and the secondlieutenant were seen going aloft, with their telescopes at their backs. Eagerly they scanned the line of breakers. It seemed sometimes as if nohuman being could hold on up there on the mast, with the hurricaneraging so furiously around. The evening was drawing on. Shoulddarkness be down on them before they were clear of the reef, what hopeof escape could they have?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was indeed a time of intense anxiety toall on board. The officers were collected near the captain. A shortconsultation was held. Some of the men thought that they were going toput the ship about, under the belief that she would lie up taller on theother tack. Should she miss stays, however, and of that there was thegreatest danger, her almost instant destruction would be theconsequence. No; the captain would not make the attempt. He wouldtrust to a change of wind. Should it come ahead, then ...there would betime enough to go about; if not, it would be best to stand on. Theywere in God's hands, not their own. Mr Charlton and the secondlieutenant were seen going aloft, with their telescopes at their backs. Eagerly they scanned the line of breakers. It seemed sometimes as if nohuman being could hold on up there on the mast, with the hurricaneraging so furiously around. The evening was drawing on. Shoulddarkness be down on them before they were clear of the reef, what hopeof escape could they have?
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