A Dreamer's Tales
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Then he jumped out.
When we put our astonished heads out of the window to look for him, he was already out of sight.
126 Poor Old Bill n an antique haunt of sailors, a tavern of the sea, the light of day was fading. For several evenings I had frequented this place, in the hope of hear- ing something from the sailors, as they sat over strange wines, about a rumor that had reached my ears of a certain fleet of galleons of old Spain still said to be afloat in the South Seas in some uncharted regio...n.
In this I was again to be disappointed.
Talk was low and seldom, and I was about to leave, when a sailor, wearing ear-rings of pure gold, lifted up his head from his wine, and looking straight before him at the wall, told his tale loudly: (When later on a storm of rain arose and thundered on the tavern's leaded panes, 127 A Dreamer's Tales he raised his voice without efiEort and spoke on still. The darker it got the clearer his wild eyes shone.) "A ship with sails of the olden time was nearing fantastic isles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he jumped out.
When we put our astonished heads out of the window to look for him, he was already out of sight.
126 Poor Old Bill n an antique haunt of sailors, a tavern of the sea, the light of day was fading. For several evenings I had frequented this place, in the hope of hear- ing something from the sailors, as they sat over strange wines, about a rumor that had reached my ears of a certain fleet of galleons of old Spain still said to be afloat in the South Seas in some uncharted regio...n.
In this I was again to be disappointed.
Talk was low and seldom, and I was about to leave, when a sailor, wearing ear-rings of pure gold, lifted up his head from his wine, and looking straight before him at the wall, told his tale loudly: (When later on a storm of rain arose and thundered on the tavern's leaded panes, 127 A Dreamer's Tales he raised his voice without efiEort and spoke on still. The darker it got the clearer his wild eyes shone.) "A ship with sails of the olden time was nearing fantastic isles.
What to read after A Dreamer's Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunsany Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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