China Coasters
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The missionary himself was a tall gaunt man, dressed in the conventional broadcloth and soft felt hat, with a pair of keen restless grey eyes, that accorded ill with his aggressively meek demeanour.
His was a face in which one could read, spite of the expression of humility his calling demanded, the strength of a re- solute man. He had too, a habit of swinging round suddenly upon one and 57 CHINA COASTERS fixing one with his eye as though he sus- pected one of making grimaces behind his back, o...r as if he were trying to catch the expression of one's face in an unguarded moment. His inscrutable manner and smile did not serve to make the officers- any the less discontented with their tame missionary.
But when, promptly at nine, the ship's papers came down from the office and the engine room telegraph • was put at " stand by " they brightened up a little, and by the time they cast off from the wharf, each heart beat high once more with hope. The skipper was smiling out broadly on the universe at large, as he felt the jar and thump of the engines, that whispered of action and excitement to come As they swept down the river, they passed the China Merchant steamer lying at her buoy, the ' blue-peter ' at the fore and steam up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The missionary himself was a tall gaunt man, dressed in the conventional broadcloth and soft felt hat, with a pair of keen restless grey eyes, that accorded ill with his aggressively meek demeanour.
His was a face in which one could read, spite of the expression of humility his calling demanded, the strength of a re- solute man. He had too, a habit of swinging round suddenly upon one and 57 CHINA COASTERS fixing one with his eye as though he sus- pected one of making grimaces behind his back, o...r as if he were trying to catch the expression of one's face in an unguarded moment. His inscrutable manner and smile did not serve to make the officers- any the less discontented with their tame missionary.
But when, promptly at nine, the ship's papers came down from the office and the engine room telegraph • was put at " stand by " they brightened up a little, and by the time they cast off from the wharf, each heart beat high once more with hope. The skipper was smiling out broadly on the universe at large, as he felt the jar and thump of the engines, that whispered of action and excitement to come As they swept down the river, they passed the China Merchant steamer lying at her buoy, the ' blue-peter ' at the fore and steam up.
What to read after China Coasters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Creighton, Vernon F., Mrs to read onlineMoreLess
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