The Castaways
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Here and there were iron moorings set into the walls, and we made fast to a pair of great rings. Out from the water, up the wall, rose a metal ladder black with rust, dangling seaweed and branches from every rung.
The pilot wasted no time. As soon as our ropes were fastened he called for a boatman, then gathered his charts and his sea boots, stuffed his hat into his pocket, and stood by the rail. I begged a ride with him, so that I might strike out straightaway for my old home.
“What, you too?” ...he said. “Good crikey, I should have called for a barge; that’s three of you now. Well, look lively. My boat’s on the way.”
Calliope and Charlotte were bustling about, filling the dreadful playbox with the girl’s many things. I said a quick good-bye to Gaskin and Weedle. “I’ll be back in the morning,” I said. “Whatever you do, don’t leave the ship.”
“We won’t,” said Boggis, while Weedle shook his head solemnly. “Hurry back, Tom.”
Next, I shook hands with the little King.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here and there were iron moorings set into the walls, and we made fast to a pair of great rings. Out from the water, up the wall, rose a metal ladder black with rust, dangling seaweed and branches from every rung.
The pilot wasted no time. As soon as our ropes were fastened he called for a boatman, then gathered his charts and his sea boots, stuffed his hat into his pocket, and stood by the rail. I begged a ride with him, so that I might strike out straightaway for my old home.
“What, you too?” ...he said. “Good crikey, I should have called for a barge; that’s three of you now. Well, look lively. My boat’s on the way.”
Calliope and Charlotte were bustling about, filling the dreadful playbox with the girl’s many things. I said a quick good-bye to Gaskin and Weedle. “I’ll be back in the morning,” I said. “Whatever you do, don’t leave the ship.”
“We won’t,” said Boggis, while Weedle shook his head solemnly. “Hurry back, Tom.”
Next, I shook hands with the little King.
What to read after The Castaways?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iain Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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