Under the Andes
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And in my admiration of her high courage Iforgot the horror of the task that must be mine.
It was a relief to have admitted the worst and discussed it calmly;there is no torment like suspense, and ours was at an end. A load waslifted from our hearts, and a quiet sympathy created between us, sincere as death itself. And it was in our power to choose forourselves the final moment--we were yet masters of our fates.
All action seems useless when hope is dead, but certain things neededto be done, an...d Harry and I bestirred ourselves. We extinguished theflame in all the urns but one to save the oil, not caring to depart indarkness.
Our supply of water, we found, was quite sufficient to last for severaldays, if used sparingly; for we intended to support life so long as wehad the fuel. Then responsibility ceases; man has a right to hastenthat which fortune has made inevitable.
The hours passed by.
We talked very little; at times Desiree and Harry conversed in subduedtones which I did not overhear; I was engaged with my own thoughts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And in my admiration of her high courage Iforgot the horror of the task that must be mine.
It was a relief to have admitted the worst and discussed it calmly;there is no torment like suspense, and ours was at an end. A load waslifted from our hearts, and a quiet sympathy created between us, sincere as death itself. And it was in our power to choose forourselves the final moment--we were yet masters of our fates.
All action seems useless when hope is dead, but certain things neededto be done, an...d Harry and I bestirred ourselves. We extinguished theflame in all the urns but one to save the oil, not caring to depart indarkness.
Our supply of water, we found, was quite sufficient to last for severaldays, if used sparingly; for we intended to support life so long as wehad the fuel. Then responsibility ceases; man has a right to hastenthat which fortune has made inevitable.
The hours passed by.
We talked very little; at times Desiree and Harry conversed in subduedtones which I did not overhear; I was engaged with my own thoughts.
What to read after Under the Andes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stout Rex to read onlineMoreLess
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Very entertaining read, well written. I enjoyed it thouroughly.Write Review:
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