The Strife of the Sea
The Strife of the Sea
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I went ashore here in the Seagull a year ago, an here I goes ashore agin in this howlin wind an sees the dog I lost. Strange, keeper, it s strange, hey? " " He do appear to know ye, an that s a fact, " said the keeper. " Would ye like me to loose him off ? Better do it afore the assistant comes down, fer he s got it in fer this dog. " [95] THE STRIFE OF THE SEA " Wait a bit, " said the ugly fellow, and he advanced closer to the outcast. He put out his hand, and the dog wavered. Should he seize ...it? He could crush it and tear it badly in his teeth before he could withdraw it, and they would probably kill him anyway in the end. But there was something in the ugly man s eye that re strained him something that spoke of former times when all was not strife. No, he would not bite him.
" Turn the critter loose; he s my dog fer sure, " said the ugly man. " All he wants is some grub. I reckon yew d be savage, too, if yew had been out in the snow all night. I knows I ware when I come in half drowned this mornin .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I went ashore here in the Seagull a year ago, an here I goes ashore agin in this howlin wind an sees the dog I lost. Strange, keeper, it s strange, hey? " " He do appear to know ye, an that s a fact, " said the keeper. " Would ye like me to loose him off ? Better do it afore the assistant comes down, fer he s got it in fer this dog. " [95] THE STRIFE OF THE SEA " Wait a bit, " said the ugly fellow, and he advanced closer to the outcast. He put out his hand, and the dog wavered. Should he seize ...it? He could crush it and tear it badly in his teeth before he could withdraw it, and they would probably kill him anyway in the end. But there was something in the ugly man s eye that re strained him something that spoke of former times when all was not strife. No, he would not bite him.
" Turn the critter loose; he s my dog fer sure, " said the ugly man. " All he wants is some grub. I reckon yew d be savage, too, if yew had been out in the snow all night. I knows I ware when I come in half drowned this mornin .
What to read after The Strife of the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Jenkins Thornton Jenkins Hains to read onlineMoreLess
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