A Spirit in Prison
A Spirit in Prison
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He wouldnot dare to make a bet with me. " "He would lose it if he did, " said Vere. "I'm sure he would. Just nowyou were under water nearly a minute by my mother's watch. " "Where is the Signora?" said the boy, looking round.
"Why d'you ask?" "Why--I can stay under longer than that. " "Now, look here!" said the girl, eagerly. "Never mind Madre! Go downonce for me, won't you? Go down once for me, and you shall have thedolce and two packets of cigarettes. " "I don't want the dolce, Signorina; a d...olce is for women, " he said, with the complete bluntness characteristic of Southern Italians and ofSicilians.
"The cigarettes, then. " "Va bene. But the water is too shallow here. " "We'll take my boat. " She pointed to a small boat, white with a green line, that was mooredclose to them.
"Va bene, " said the boy again.
He rolled his white trousers up above his knees, stripped off his bluejersey, leaving the thin vest that was beneath it, folded the jerseyneatly and laid it on the stones, tightened his trousers at the back, then caught hold of the rope by which Vere's boat was moored to theshore and pulled the boat in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wouldnot dare to make a bet with me. " "He would lose it if he did, " said Vere. "I'm sure he would. Just nowyou were under water nearly a minute by my mother's watch. " "Where is the Signora?" said the boy, looking round.
"Why d'you ask?" "Why--I can stay under longer than that. " "Now, look here!" said the girl, eagerly. "Never mind Madre! Go downonce for me, won't you? Go down once for me, and you shall have thedolce and two packets of cigarettes. " "I don't want the dolce, Signorina; a d...olce is for women, " he said, with the complete bluntness characteristic of Southern Italians and ofSicilians.
"The cigarettes, then. " "Va bene. But the water is too shallow here. " "We'll take my boat. " She pointed to a small boat, white with a green line, that was mooredclose to them.
"Va bene, " said the boy again.
He rolled his white trousers up above his knees, stripped off his bluejersey, leaving the thin vest that was beneath it, folded the jerseyneatly and laid it on the stones, tightened his trousers at the back, then caught hold of the rope by which Vere's boat was moored to theshore and pulled the boat in.
What to read after A Spirit in Prison?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hichens to read onlineMoreLess
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