Allan Quatermain
Allan Quatermain
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The wood of the boat was almost burning. I saw the featherson one of the dead swans begin to twist and shrivel up; but Iwould not give in. I knew that if I did we should pass withinthree or four yards of the gas jet and perish miserably. I setthe paddle so as to turn the canoe as far from it as possible, and held on grimly.
My eyes seemed to be bursting from my head, and through my closedlids I could see the fierce light. We were nearly opposite now;it roared like all the fires of hell, and the... water boiled furiouslyaround it. Five seconds more. We were past; I heard the roarbehind me.
Then I too fell senseless. The next thing that I recollect isfeeling a breath of air upon my face. My eyes opened with greatdifficulty. I looked up. Far, far above me there was light, though around me was great gloom. Then I remembered and looked. The canoe still floated down the river, and in the bottom ofit lay the naked forms of my companions. 'Were they dead?' Iwondered. 'Was I left alone in this awful place?' I knew not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wood of the boat was almost burning. I saw the featherson one of the dead swans begin to twist and shrivel up; but Iwould not give in. I knew that if I did we should pass withinthree or four yards of the gas jet and perish miserably. I setthe paddle so as to turn the canoe as far from it as possible, and held on grimly.
My eyes seemed to be bursting from my head, and through my closedlids I could see the fierce light. We were nearly opposite now;it roared like all the fires of hell, and the... water boiled furiouslyaround it. Five seconds more. We were past; I heard the roarbehind me.
Then I too fell senseless. The next thing that I recollect isfeeling a breath of air upon my face. My eyes opened with greatdifficulty. I looked up. Far, far above me there was light, though around me was great gloom. Then I remembered and looked. The canoe still floated down the river, and in the bottom ofit lay the naked forms of my companions. 'Were they dead?' Iwondered. 'Was I left alone in this awful place?' I knew not.
What to read after Allan Quatermain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Rider Haggard to read onlineMoreLess
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