Caybigan
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Everything was quiet. Indistinct forms were stretched about the deck, and the breathing of the sleepers rhythmed the silence. Near the anchor, Burke recognised Tionko. The Chino s chest was rising and falling in deep, regular movement ; he moaned inartic ulately as Burke bent over him with his lantern.
Burke was turning away when, in the movement, the light of the lantern fell upon the rope up which 116 CAYBIGAN he had clambered on the night of the first mysterious attack against him. Although ...not used any more, it had been left hanging over the side, and now, as Burke s eyes fell upon it, in the glare of the light, it was all a-tremble and a-thrill, like a live thing. Mum bling sleepily about the strength of the tide, Burke gave it a pull. A resistance met him, as that of a line with a fish hooked at the end. Puzzled, he went over the side, holding to the bulwark and bending down as far as he could, and then, as he gave another tug, two thin arms clutching the rope, and then a livid face, bobbed up slowly into the pale moonlight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everything was quiet. Indistinct forms were stretched about the deck, and the breathing of the sleepers rhythmed the silence. Near the anchor, Burke recognised Tionko. The Chino s chest was rising and falling in deep, regular movement ; he moaned inartic ulately as Burke bent over him with his lantern.
Burke was turning away when, in the movement, the light of the lantern fell upon the rope up which 116 CAYBIGAN he had clambered on the night of the first mysterious attack against him. Although ...not used any more, it had been left hanging over the side, and now, as Burke s eyes fell upon it, in the glare of the light, it was all a-tremble and a-thrill, like a live thing. Mum bling sleepily about the strength of the tide, Burke gave it a pull. A resistance met him, as that of a line with a fish hooked at the end. Puzzled, he went over the side, holding to the bulwark and bending down as far as he could, and then, as he gave another tug, two thin arms clutching the rope, and then a livid face, bobbed up slowly into the pale moonlight.
What to read after Caybigan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hopper James to read onlineMoreLess
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