The House Near The Sea- book report

The House Near The Sea By Richard MusmanThis is the house of Mr. and Mrs. Pinter. It is in the country, and it is near the sea. It is morning, but the sky is black. It is raining. The sea is rough.Mr. and Mrs. Pinter are sitting in their front room. John Painter is reading a book, but Anne Painter is looking at the rough sea.“John” , says Anne. “Look at the sea! It’s rough. ” “Yes, it’s rough, ” John says. But he does not look up. “You’re not looking! ” Anne says. “No,” John says. “I’m reading. ”“Look, John!” Anne says. “Look! I can see a rowing - boat. A man is in the boat. ” John looks up. He can see the rowing- boat too. He puts down his book.“What’s he doing?” John says. “He can’t row in that rough sea.“I can see two boats now! ” Anne says. “Look! Look! I can see a motor-boat. It’s stopping. The man is rowing to the motor - boat.” “The motor - boat is stopping, ” says John. “The rowing- boat is not going to reach it. Look! The rowing- boat is sinking. ”