The Coming Wave
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Being almost before the wind, the Rosabel jumped, leaped, and"yawed" about more than ever; but she took in no more spray over herbow. She seemed to fly on her course, and Charley Redmond expected everymoment to feel her go over. He held on with desperation, unnoticed nowby the girls. In another half hour the sloop passed into the calmerwaters, sheltered by the high cliffs. Charley began to be brave again.
"You feel better--do you, Mr. Redmond?" said the laughing Belle.
"I feel well enough. " "Y...ou were afraid. " "Afraid--I? Not a bit of it; at least not for myself, " replied the younggentleman. "The boatman don't understand his business. That's the wholeof this thing. " "My father says he knows all about a boat; and he would trust himfarther than he would most men, " added Rosabel. "Didn't he take theOrion into the river in the fog?" "He didn't manage the yacht: Captain Bounce was on board. I have been inboats before, and I think I can tell when a boatman knows his biz, "replied Charley, confidently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Being almost before the wind, the Rosabel jumped, leaped, and"yawed" about more than ever; but she took in no more spray over herbow. She seemed to fly on her course, and Charley Redmond expected everymoment to feel her go over. He held on with desperation, unnoticed nowby the girls. In another half hour the sloop passed into the calmerwaters, sheltered by the high cliffs. Charley began to be brave again.
"You feel better--do you, Mr. Redmond?" said the laughing Belle.
"I feel well enough. " "Y...ou were afraid. " "Afraid--I? Not a bit of it; at least not for myself, " replied the younggentleman. "The boatman don't understand his business. That's the wholeof this thing. " "My father says he knows all about a boat; and he would trust himfarther than he would most men, " added Rosabel. "Didn't he take theOrion into the river in the fog?" "He didn't manage the yacht: Captain Bounce was on board. I have been inboats before, and I think I can tell when a boatman knows his biz, "replied Charley, confidently.
What to read after The Coming Wave?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Optic to read onlineMoreLess
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