From Lower Deck to Pulpit
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In these huge tanks was to be found sugar from thehighest degree of refinement down to the lowest degree ofinferiority. But the sight which struck me most of all was thetreacle-pit. I might enlarge upon the last sentence, but I forbear.
In one harbour there was a sailing match, the competition beingbetween the boats of the fleet. The second cutter of our ship, ofwhich I was one of the crew, entered for the race. With the halyards, the sail was hoisted to the uppermost point, and the sheets pull...edtaut aft. With a fresh breeze away we scudded. The boat, was soon onher beam ends, taking in large quantities of water, which we bailedout with our caps; still, this did not matter, as she was boundingthrough the water like a wild thing. Crash! Crash! Went the mast, andthe boat was nearly capsized. The midshipman who steered her hadendeavoured to weather a schooner lying at anchor, but failed, colliding with her jib-boom. The mast was lashed in a temporarymanner, and we proceeded, but not far, when a sudden gust of winddisabled us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In these huge tanks was to be found sugar from thehighest degree of refinement down to the lowest degree ofinferiority. But the sight which struck me most of all was thetreacle-pit. I might enlarge upon the last sentence, but I forbear.
In one harbour there was a sailing match, the competition beingbetween the boats of the fleet. The second cutter of our ship, ofwhich I was one of the crew, entered for the race. With the halyards, the sail was hoisted to the uppermost point, and the sheets pull...edtaut aft. With a fresh breeze away we scudded. The boat, was soon onher beam ends, taking in large quantities of water, which we bailedout with our caps; still, this did not matter, as she was boundingthrough the water like a wild thing. Crash! Crash! Went the mast, andthe boat was nearly capsized. The midshipman who steered her hadendeavoured to weather a schooner lying at anchor, but failed, colliding with her jib-boom. The mast was lashed in a temporarymanner, and we proceeded, but not far, when a sudden gust of winddisabled us.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cowling Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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