Chance ; a Tale in Two Parts
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! If it hadn't been the captain's wife he would have referred to her men- tally as a kid, he said. I suppose there must be a sort of divinity hedging in a captain's wife (however in- credible) which prevented him applying to her that contemptuous definition in the secret of his thoughts.
"I asked him when this had happened; and he told me that it was three days after parting from the tug, just outside the channel — to be precise. A head wind had set in with unpleasant damp weather. He had 290 C...HANCE come up to leeward of the poop, still feeling very much of a stranger, and an untried officer, at six in the evening to take his watch. To see her was quite as unex- pected as seeing a vision. When she turned away her head he recollected himself and dropped his eyes. What he could see then was only, close to the long chair on which she reclined, a pair of long, thin legs ending in black cloth boots tucked in close to the skylight seat.
Whence he concluded that the 'old gentleman,' who wore a grey cap like the captain's, was sitting by her — his daughter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
! If it hadn't been the captain's wife he would have referred to her men- tally as a kid, he said. I suppose there must be a sort of divinity hedging in a captain's wife (however in- credible) which prevented him applying to her that contemptuous definition in the secret of his thoughts.
"I asked him when this had happened; and he told me that it was three days after parting from the tug, just outside the channel — to be precise. A head wind had set in with unpleasant damp weather. He had 290 C...HANCE come up to leeward of the poop, still feeling very much of a stranger, and an untried officer, at six in the evening to take his watch. To see her was quite as unex- pected as seeing a vision. When she turned away her head he recollected himself and dropped his eyes. What he could see then was only, close to the long chair on which she reclined, a pair of long, thin legs ending in black cloth boots tucked in close to the skylight seat.
Whence he concluded that the 'old gentleman,' who wore a grey cap like the captain's, was sitting by her — his daughter.
What to read after Chance ; a Tale in Two Parts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conrad Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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