The Waif of the Cynthia 8 4
The Waif of the Cynthia 8 4
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He had been dashed against the rocks of the island andhis boat had been broken into a thousand pieces and carried away by thewaves. He had thrown himself into the sea to escape the frightful shock, when she struck, but in spite of all his efforts, he had been dashed bythe waves upon the rocks and terribly wounded; he had only been able todrag himself beyond the reach of the waves.
Exhausted by fatigue, one arm broken, and his whole body covered withwounds, he had lain in an unconscious state, u...nable to move. He couldgive no account of the manner in which he had passed the twenty hours;doubtless he had either been delirious or unconscious.
Now that he was saved, he began to lament for the loss of his boat, andbecause of his broken arm, which was now in splints. What would becomeof him, even admitting that he might be able to use his arm again aftereight or ten weeks? The boat was the only capital possessed by thefamily, and the boat had been broken to pieces by the wind.
It would be very hard for a man of his age to be compelled to work forothers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had been dashed against the rocks of the island andhis boat had been broken into a thousand pieces and carried away by thewaves. He had thrown himself into the sea to escape the frightful shock, when she struck, but in spite of all his efforts, he had been dashed bythe waves upon the rocks and terribly wounded; he had only been able todrag himself beyond the reach of the waves.
Exhausted by fatigue, one arm broken, and his whole body covered withwounds, he had lain in an unconscious state, u...nable to move. He couldgive no account of the manner in which he had passed the twenty hours;doubtless he had either been delirious or unconscious.
Now that he was saved, he began to lament for the loss of his boat, andbecause of his broken arm, which was now in splints. What would becomeof him, even admitting that he might be able to use his arm again aftereight or ten weeks? The boat was the only capital possessed by thefamily, and the boat had been broken to pieces by the wind.
It would be very hard for a man of his age to be compelled to work forothers.
What to read after The Waif of the Cynthia 8 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andri Laurie And Jules Verne to read onlineMoreLess
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