A Memory of the Southern Seas
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"Hamble-grist it is, sir, " he cried, "and the cask is chock-full of it. " "Turn it out on the floor, " said Lester, who knew the enormous value ofambergris, "and let us get a good look at it. Light all the lamps, Lucy. " The lamps were lit, and then Manuel repeated his experiment by burninga piece, amid breathless excitement. No further doubt could exist, andthen Manuel, taking a spring balance (weighing up to 50 lbs. ) fromthe wall, hung it to a rafter, whilst the men put the lot into threese...parate bags and suspended them to the hook in turn.
"Forty-five pounds, " cried the mate of the Dolphin, as the first bag washooked on. "Come on with the next one. " "Thirty-nine pounds. " "_And_ thirty-four pounds makes a hundred and eighteen, " said Lester, bending down and eagerly examining the dial.
"How much is it worth, skipper?" asked the tug's engineer.
"Not less than
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Hamble-grist it is, sir, " he cried, "and the cask is chock-full of it. " "Turn it out on the floor, " said Lester, who knew the enormous value ofambergris, "and let us get a good look at it. Light all the lamps, Lucy. " The lamps were lit, and then Manuel repeated his experiment by burninga piece, amid breathless excitement. No further doubt could exist, andthen Manuel, taking a spring balance (weighing up to 50 lbs. ) fromthe wall, hung it to a rafter, whilst the men put the lot into threese...parate bags and suspended them to the hook in turn.
"Forty-five pounds, " cried the mate of the Dolphin, as the first bag washooked on. "Come on with the next one. " "Thirty-nine pounds. " "_And_ thirty-four pounds makes a hundred and eighteen, " said Lester, bending down and eagerly examining the dial.
"How much is it worth, skipper?" asked the tug's engineer.
"Not less than
What to read after A Memory of the Southern Seas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Becke Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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