‘STARTER LEVEL, Founding Eto: Joba Milne ‘The Macaullan Readers provide a choice of enjovable reading materials fr learners of Eris, The series published asx levels A'Snater, Beginner, Elementary, Pre-intermiediat, intermediate and Urper. Level control Information siacture apd vocabulary ate controlled to suc the stadene ability at each level ‘The number of words at each levels Sense show 300 Fae word Beginner sue ODIs: work Hlementay skour 10D Inst wont | Fahour HOD bast words shou LOD bic works ahve 2200 kasi wort Vocabulary ome dificult words and plates in ths book are imporane for indenting the story. Sore cf these words ae explained in the sory and ome te shown 4 the pictures. From Presintermedte level apm. wande are mated with a number like ts These ‘son are explained in the Glossary a the eco the Fook MACMMLLAN READERS STARTER LEVEL STEPHEN COLBOURN The Lost Ship‘This is the Captain of the ship. He is in is cabin. He is writing in the ship's log ‘The Captain writes in the log book every day. He writ and he writes about che ship. He also writes about the men on the ship. nd blows and the shi ‘The Caprain and his men are going home. They are going to reach home soon. They are well and happy. ptain! There's a strange ‘ome on deck= T Now the Caprain and all the men } are on deck. The strange ship. The Captain is shouting, ‘Hallo! Is anybody there? Can you hear me? Is anybody there?’ are looking at the I's a very strange ship. There’s no "ame on the ship, There are no men (on deck. Where are the ship’s men? Bur there is no answer from the strange ship. Where are the men on the ship? Are they ill?aT ‘The Captain gets into a small boat. Two PN men go in the boat with him. They row across to the strange ship. They are {going to look for the men on the ship. ‘The Capeain is on the deck of the strange ship. The two men are with him. They walk along the deck. The to the ship's wheel. There is nobody at the wheel. Nobody is steering the ship. The ship i sling in the wind. The wind is steering the ship. _ The Caprain shouts, iylooking for the ship’ find them. Now he is in the cabin where the men car, There isa table There is food on the table. Bu going to eat the food? is water in the jug. But who is cigar in the is smoking the cigar?The Captain reads the log book. He sees the photograph on the table. He picks it up. He looks at the photograph.The Captain looks at the photograph. Ie isa photograph of a man, ‘The Captain looks in the mirror on the ‘cabin wall. He looks at his face in the mirror. He looks at the face in the photograph. They are the same. Itis a photograph of himself! ‘The Captain runs up on deck. There is a thick mist around the ship. ‘The Captain looks around. He can see nobody. He can see nothing, Where is his ship? Where are his men? He cannotwhet 249 T de i h hie Oi am woailiing sith OD puck \ ce. a Ship! x, 10 3 5 the Fa Ata