An Unknown Country
An Unknown Country
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" 'Deed, ma'am, and ye may take as many of them as ye like. We lets the children have them to play with. There's heaps of them about here. That's why it's called Skull Island." But to any further inquiries he only shook his head. He knew noth- ing — ^nobody knew nothing. He sup- posed they were " just bones/' He seemed, indeed, hardly to take in the fact that they were human bones like himself.
As to how they got there, he was in a state of entire igno- rance — ^and indifference. Whether the is...land, considered a sacred spot, as all islands were in what we call the " dark '' ages, had been used as a burial-place — ^whether it was the scene of a great battle or a shipwreck, and this idea seems possible — since, the guide told me, most of the skulls found had such splendid teeth, and therefore must have been those of young men — all these matters of intense interest were to that worthy man nothing at all. He and every other person I spoke to on the subject persisted that no- 158 AN UNKNOWN COUNTRY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 'Deed, ma'am, and ye may take as many of them as ye like. We lets the children have them to play with. There's heaps of them about here. That's why it's called Skull Island." But to any further inquiries he only shook his head. He knew noth- ing — ^nobody knew nothing. He sup- posed they were " just bones/' He seemed, indeed, hardly to take in the fact that they were human bones like himself.
As to how they got there, he was in a state of entire igno- rance — ^and indifference. Whether the is...land, considered a sacred spot, as all islands were in what we call the " dark '' ages, had been used as a burial-place — ^whether it was the scene of a great battle or a shipwreck, and this idea seems possible — since, the guide told me, most of the skulls found had such splendid teeth, and therefore must have been those of young men — all these matters of intense interest were to that worthy man nothing at all. He and every other person I spoke to on the subject persisted that no- 158 AN UNKNOWN COUNTRY.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Craik Dinah Maria Mulock to read onlineMoreLess
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