Young Tom Bowling
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But ere long something occurred which made him, and the others in a likepredicament, forget their seasickness in a hurry, all of us having to beas spry as we could.
The _Martin_ took the ground!
I'll tell you how this happened.
We had run up Channel, as I have told you, with a fair wind from thestart; but, on our reaching the westernmost end of the Isle of Wight, this turned against us, so that after passing through the Needles we hadto beat up the Solent in the teeth of a stiff sou'-easter.
Th...is, of course, gave us plenty of exercise in tacking; and the constantgoing aloft, with the brig rolling and a choppy sea under her, hadoverset the equilibrium of poor Mick's stomach.
We had tacked and `reached' in this way for some time, making shortboards between the Hampshire coast and the Island opposite; when, ingoing about off the Brambles, through one of the uncertain currentswhich infest Southampton Water taking her on the slant as we shiveredour headsails to come up to the wind, the brig missed stays and struckon the edge of the shoal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But ere long something occurred which made him, and the others in a likepredicament, forget their seasickness in a hurry, all of us having to beas spry as we could.
The _Martin_ took the ground!
I'll tell you how this happened.
We had run up Channel, as I have told you, with a fair wind from thestart; but, on our reaching the westernmost end of the Isle of Wight, this turned against us, so that after passing through the Needles we hadto beat up the Solent in the teeth of a stiff sou'-easter.
Th...is, of course, gave us plenty of exercise in tacking; and the constantgoing aloft, with the brig rolling and a choppy sea under her, hadoverset the equilibrium of poor Mick's stomach.
We had tacked and `reached' in this way for some time, making shortboards between the Hampshire coast and the Island opposite; when, ingoing about off the Brambles, through one of the uncertain currentswhich infest Southampton Water taking her on the slant as we shiveredour headsails to come up to the wind, the brig missed stays and struckon the edge of the shoal.
What to read after Young Tom Bowling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hutcheson John Conroy to read onlineMoreLess
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