Great Sea Stories
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. . Shake 'er up" Gallantly the white boatstrove to keep her place, but the greens were too strong. With a rush, they took the lead and held it to the finish, though two lengths fromthe line their stroke faltered, the swing was gone, and they weredabbling feebly when the shot rang out.
"A grand race, " said every one around. "A grand race"--but old Burkehad something to say when he steamed up to put our cox'n among us. "Byes, byes, " he said, "if there had been twinty yards more the_Rhondda_ wo...uld have won. Now d'ye moind, Takia, ye divil . . . D'yemoind! Keep th' byes in hand till I give ye th' wurrd! . . . An' whinye get th' wurrd, byes! . . . Oh, Saints! Shake her up when ye getth' wurrd!" The third heat was closely contested. All three boats, two Liverpoolbarques and a Nova Scotiaman, came on steadily together. A clean race, rowed from start to finish, and the _Tuebrook_ winning by a shortlength.
The afternoon was well spent when we stripped for the final, and tookup our positions on the line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Shake 'er up" Gallantly the white boatstrove to keep her place, but the greens were too strong. With a rush, they took the lead and held it to the finish, though two lengths fromthe line their stroke faltered, the swing was gone, and they weredabbling feebly when the shot rang out.
"A grand race, " said every one around. "A grand race"--but old Burkehad something to say when he steamed up to put our cox'n among us. "Byes, byes, " he said, "if there had been twinty yards more the_Rhondda_ wo...uld have won. Now d'ye moind, Takia, ye divil . . . D'yemoind! Keep th' byes in hand till I give ye th' wurrd! . . . An' whinye get th' wurrd, byes! . . . Oh, Saints! Shake her up when ye getth' wurrd!" The third heat was closely contested. All three boats, two Liverpoolbarques and a Nova Scotiaman, came on steadily together. A clean race, rowed from start to finish, and the _Tuebrook_ winning by a shortlength.
The afternoon was well spent when we stripped for the final, and tookup our positions on the line.
What to read after Great Sea Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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