The Deep Seas Toll
The Deep Seas Toll
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It was Wesley took the crew off. But next morning, when he went down to look for the Calumet, Wesley was gone. I didn't know but what you had heard from Wesley. " " I haven't heard from Wesley since he left for Newfoundland, six weeks ago. I don't generally hear from him till he gets home. Wesley isn't much of a letter-writer. " It was just then that they heard a commotion, and, looking out of the window, saw the Lucy Foster and the Calumet coming to anchor in the stream.
" What ! " exclaimed W...ithrow, and waited, after he had looked again, no longer than to 153 Strategy and Seamanship glance doubtfully at Mr. Duncan before he flew out of the door.
After Mr. Duncan also had had another look and seen for himself that it was true, he sat down in his chair and tried to think it out. He was still trying to think it out when Wesley himself came in the door.
" Hi-i ! " hailed Wesley, and taking one of Mr. Duncan's longest cigars, sat down and an- swered Mr. Duncan's first question by beginning to tell the story.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was Wesley took the crew off. But next morning, when he went down to look for the Calumet, Wesley was gone. I didn't know but what you had heard from Wesley. " " I haven't heard from Wesley since he left for Newfoundland, six weeks ago. I don't generally hear from him till he gets home. Wesley isn't much of a letter-writer. " It was just then that they heard a commotion, and, looking out of the window, saw the Lucy Foster and the Calumet coming to anchor in the stream.
" What ! " exclaimed W...ithrow, and waited, after he had looked again, no longer than to 153 Strategy and Seamanship glance doubtfully at Mr. Duncan before he flew out of the door.
After Mr. Duncan also had had another look and seen for himself that it was true, he sat down in his chair and tried to think it out. He was still trying to think it out when Wesley himself came in the door.
" Hi-i ! " hailed Wesley, and taking one of Mr. Duncan's longest cigars, sat down and an- swered Mr. Duncan's first question by beginning to tell the story.
What to read after The Deep Seas Toll?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James B James Brendan Connolly to read onlineMoreLess
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