Mark Rowland a Tale of the Sea
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He envied Robinson Crusoe the companionship of Friday, and proved in his own case the truth of the old proverb, "misery loves company. " He finally hit upon an expedient to procure some com panions, some living creatures to whom he could become attached, and which would love him in return. He tamed a couple of young sea-gulls, which he named Albert and Ellen, the names of his brother and sister. After a large expendi ture of patience and perseverance, he succeeded in educating them according to... his wishes. They would hop around him, accompany him in his excursions, enjoy his caresses, and perch on his shoulders. He passed some hours every day in fondling and playing with his pets.
Mark found considerable exercise in scrambling about among, the rocks ; but as he could not always be doing this or playing with his sea-gulls, which proved to be more stu pid than intelligent, he felt the need of some 'pleasant occu pation or amusement to divert his mind from the contempla tion of his troubles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He envied Robinson Crusoe the companionship of Friday, and proved in his own case the truth of the old proverb, "misery loves company. " He finally hit upon an expedient to procure some com panions, some living creatures to whom he could become attached, and which would love him in return. He tamed a couple of young sea-gulls, which he named Albert and Ellen, the names of his brother and sister. After a large expendi ture of patience and perseverance, he succeeded in educating them according to... his wishes. They would hop around him, accompany him in his excursions, enjoy his caresses, and perch on his shoulders. He passed some hours every day in fondling and playing with his pets.
Mark found considerable exercise in scrambling about among, the rocks ; but as he could not always be doing this or playing with his sea-gulls, which proved to be more stu pid than intelligent, he felt the need of some 'pleasant occu pation or amusement to divert his mind from the contempla tion of his troubles.
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