Confessions of a Beachcomber
Confessions of a Beachcomber
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Some distanceon the way, to use "Yorky's" own and sufficient words--"The deadman came to life!" Both had to submit to the restraint of hospitaltreatment for many weeks ere physical repairs were complete.
How is it that a one-armed man, slight in physique, whose brains havebeen addled by blows with billets of firewood, whose side is raw andbleeding, and who has a broken rib hampering his movements, is able toachieve feats that would be surprising if performed by a whole andstalwart individual? "...Yorky" has always been a wonder, and his life aseries of adventures and arduous tasks, which seem to prove that theloss of a limb has been compensated for by hardihood and resourcefulnessworth a great deal more.
A BUTTERFLY REVERIE "And laughAt gilded butterflies, and bear poor roguesTalk of Court news. " There were but three men and a dog in the boat, but the boat wasoverburdened. Not that the dog was big, or the men either. It was all onaccount of the day.
It was a day in which you wanted the whole realm of Nature foryourself--so full of sunshine and flitting butterflies was it--so beamingwith the advent of summer, and her fervent greetings, so wondrously calmand clear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some distanceon the way, to use "Yorky's" own and sufficient words--"The deadman came to life!" Both had to submit to the restraint of hospitaltreatment for many weeks ere physical repairs were complete.
How is it that a one-armed man, slight in physique, whose brains havebeen addled by blows with billets of firewood, whose side is raw andbleeding, and who has a broken rib hampering his movements, is able toachieve feats that would be surprising if performed by a whole andstalwart individual? "...Yorky" has always been a wonder, and his life aseries of adventures and arduous tasks, which seem to prove that theloss of a limb has been compensated for by hardihood and resourcefulnessworth a great deal more.
A BUTTERFLY REVERIE "And laughAt gilded butterflies, and bear poor roguesTalk of Court news. " There were but three men and a dog in the boat, but the boat wasoverburdened. Not that the dog was big, or the men either. It was all onaccount of the day.
It was a day in which you wanted the whole realm of Nature foryourself--so full of sunshine and flitting butterflies was it--so beamingwith the advent of summer, and her fervent greetings, so wondrously calmand clear.
What to read after Confessions of a Beachcomber?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ej Banfield to read onlineMoreLess
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