Jack London
Jack London
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The Master and Jack gathered fuel for everlasting fun at my expense. Two long connecting staterooms had been fitted up for us, that we might have separate bunks. It was to general systemic upset that I attributed an annoying attack of hives that followed sailing. With tin upon tin of cream of tartar from the ship's galley my offended stomach was dosed ; I tried sleeping all over the vessel aft in the main cabin, and even in the chart-room, where I seemed to rest the best. And the consumption of... cream of tartar and sympathy in the cabin went on apace. Then a suspicion began to dawn in the Captain, which precipitated an investi- gation of my freshly-painted bunk. The secret was out. All the scrubbing and painting and fumigation had failed to dislodge the last of a nest of the ubiquitous bed-bugs that a ship is never able quite to eradicate. A broad grin was evident from stem to stern of the Dingo the day a young sailor had finally eradicated the pest, and I never heard the last of my " hives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Master and Jack gathered fuel for everlasting fun at my expense. Two long connecting staterooms had been fitted up for us, that we might have separate bunks. It was to general systemic upset that I attributed an annoying attack of hives that followed sailing. With tin upon tin of cream of tartar from the ship's galley my offended stomach was dosed ; I tried sleeping all over the vessel aft in the main cabin, and even in the chart-room, where I seemed to rest the best. And the consumption of... cream of tartar and sympathy in the cabin went on apace. Then a suspicion began to dawn in the Captain, which precipitated an investi- gation of my freshly-painted bunk. The secret was out. All the scrubbing and painting and fumigation had failed to dislodge the last of a nest of the ubiquitous bed-bugs that a ship is never able quite to eradicate. A broad grin was evident from stem to stern of the Dingo the day a young sailor had finally eradicated the pest, and I never heard the last of my " hives.
What to read after Jack London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charmian London to read onlineMoreLess
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