Atlantis (2011)
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said Nisos to Akron, the Master of the ship “Teras”, “she’s got through that anyway!”
“O she’s a sly old bird, our good black ship, when matters get really serious,” replied Akron, “and there’s another thing about her which I wonder if you’ve noticed; I mean about her motion?”
“I may have noticed it and again I may not. Different eyes notice different things.”
“They sure do; and they are also blind to different things. I was blind myself just now when the Pillars of Herakles vanished... over the Eastern Horizon.”
“Why, so they have! And I’d been watching so steadily to see them go! It’s no use. You’ll never make a sailor of me.”
“I used to say that very thing once myself! But it passes, Nisos, it passes!”
Nisos looked at him gravely. “I take it you don’t feel the slightest sensation of nervousness, or strangeness, not to speak of simple terror, when from this old black ship of yours you can see no sign or hint or trace of land?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Nisos to Akron, the Master of the ship “Teras”, “she’s got through that anyway!”
“O she’s a sly old bird, our good black ship, when matters get really serious,” replied Akron, “and there’s another thing about her which I wonder if you’ve noticed; I mean about her motion?”
“I may have noticed it and again I may not. Different eyes notice different things.”
“They sure do; and they are also blind to different things. I was blind myself just now when the Pillars of Herakles vanished... over the Eastern Horizon.”
“Why, so they have! And I’d been watching so steadily to see them go! It’s no use. You’ll never make a sailor of me.”
“I used to say that very thing once myself! But it passes, Nisos, it passes!”
Nisos looked at him gravely. “I take it you don’t feel the slightest sensation of nervousness, or strangeness, not to speak of simple terror, when from this old black ship of yours you can see no sign or hint or trace of land?
What to read after Atlantis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Powys John Cowper to read onlineMoreLess
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