Roger Willoughby
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He slept onfor some hours in spite of wind whistling in the rigging, the roaring ofthe seas, which ever and anon broke over the little vessel, half fillingher with water. Old Joe got the pump rigged, and bade Andrew and Simon, as they could do nothing else, work away at it. He kept them at it tilltheir arms ached, but it was far better than being idle. At lastStephen got up; he proposed that they should have some food, as neitherof his friends had taken anything since the previous evening. At f...irstthey declared that they could get nothing down. He persuaded them totry. Following his example, they succeeded better than they hadexpected, and were able again to turn to the pump. With an easterlygale such as they were now experiencing, there is generally a clear sky, but on this occasion, clouds massed on clouds came rushing along fromthe North Sea. Though hove-to, as far as old Joe could calculate, aboutmid-channel, the little vessel was drifting fast to leeward, farther andfarther from the direction which those on board desired to go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He slept onfor some hours in spite of wind whistling in the rigging, the roaring ofthe seas, which ever and anon broke over the little vessel, half fillingher with water. Old Joe got the pump rigged, and bade Andrew and Simon, as they could do nothing else, work away at it. He kept them at it tilltheir arms ached, but it was far better than being idle. At lastStephen got up; he proposed that they should have some food, as neitherof his friends had taken anything since the previous evening. At f...irstthey declared that they could get nothing down. He persuaded them totry. Following his example, they succeeded better than they hadexpected, and were able again to turn to the pump. With an easterlygale such as they were now experiencing, there is generally a clear sky, but on this occasion, clouds massed on clouds came rushing along fromthe North Sea. Though hove-to, as far as old Joe could calculate, aboutmid-channel, the little vessel was drifting fast to leeward, farther andfarther from the direction which those on board desired to go.
What to read after Roger Willoughby?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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