A Collection of Stories
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Also were told stories ofawful deaths and gruesome ghosts that secretly shivered the hearts of allof us. Saturated with this, yet scoffing at it, I rolled over at the endof the second dog-watch and went to sleep.
At ten minutes to twelve I was called, and at twelve I was dressed and ondeck, relieving the man who had called me. On the sealing grounds, whenhove to, a watch of only a single man is kept through the night, each manholding the deck for an hour. It was a dark night, though not a black...one. The gale was breaking up, and the clouds were thinning. Thereshould have been a moon, and, though invisible, in some way a dim, suffused radiance came from it. I paced back and forth across the deckamidships. My mind was filled with the event of the day and with thehorrible tales my shipmates had told, and yet I dare to say, here andnow, that I was not afraid. I was a healthy animal, and furthermore, intellectually, I agreed with Swinburne that dead men rise up never. TheBricklayer was dead, and that was the end of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Also were told stories ofawful deaths and gruesome ghosts that secretly shivered the hearts of allof us. Saturated with this, yet scoffing at it, I rolled over at the endof the second dog-watch and went to sleep.
At ten minutes to twelve I was called, and at twelve I was dressed and ondeck, relieving the man who had called me. On the sealing grounds, whenhove to, a watch of only a single man is kept through the night, each manholding the deck for an hour. It was a dark night, though not a black...one. The gale was breaking up, and the clouds were thinning. Thereshould have been a moon, and, though invisible, in some way a dim, suffused radiance came from it. I paced back and forth across the deckamidships. My mind was filled with the event of the day and with thehorrible tales my shipmates had told, and yet I dare to say, here andnow, that I was not afraid. I was a healthy animal, and furthermore, intellectually, I agreed with Swinburne that dead men rise up never. TheBricklayer was dead, and that was the end of it.
What to read after A Collection of Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by London Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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