A Voyage On a Pan of Ice
A Voyage On a Pan of Ice
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I waved my flag as high as I could raise it, broadside on.
At last, beside the glint of the white oar, I made out the black streak of the hull. I knew that, if the pan held on for another hour, I would be all right.
With that strange perversity of the human intellect, the first thing I thought of was what trophies I could carry with my luggage from the pan, and I pictured the dog- bone fiagsta£ adorning my study. (The dogs actually ate it afterwards.) I thought of preserving my ragged puttees i...n my museum. I could see that my rescuers were franti- cally waving, and, when they came within shouting distance, I heard some one cry out: "Don't get excited. Keep on the pan where you are." They were infinitely more excited than I. Already to me it seemed just as natural now to be saved as, half an hour before, it seemed inevitable I should be lost, and had my rescuers only known, as I did, the sensation of a bath in that ice when you could not dry yourself afterwards, they need not have expected me to follow in the wake of the apostle Peter, and throw myself into the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I waved my flag as high as I could raise it, broadside on.
At last, beside the glint of the white oar, I made out the black streak of the hull. I knew that, if the pan held on for another hour, I would be all right.
With that strange perversity of the human intellect, the first thing I thought of was what trophies I could carry with my luggage from the pan, and I pictured the dog- bone fiagsta£ adorning my study. (The dogs actually ate it afterwards.) I thought of preserving my ragged puttees i...n my museum. I could see that my rescuers were franti- cally waving, and, when they came within shouting distance, I heard some one cry out: "Don't get excited. Keep on the pan where you are." They were infinitely more excited than I. Already to me it seemed just as natural now to be saved as, half an hour before, it seemed inevitable I should be lost, and had my rescuers only known, as I did, the sensation of a bath in that ice when you could not dry yourself afterwards, they need not have expected me to follow in the wake of the apostle Peter, and throw myself into the water.
What to read after A Voyage On a Pan of Ice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilfred Thomason Grenfell to read onlineMoreLess
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