Cruise of the Dolphin
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What wasted lives! Not toknow the delights of a clambake, not to love chowder, to be ignorant oflobscouse!
How happy we were, we four, sitting cross-legged in the crisp saltgrass, with the invigorating seabreeze blowing gratefully through ourhair! What a joyous thing was life, and how far off seemed death--death, that lurks in all pleasant places, and was so near!
The banquet finished, Phil Adams drew from his pocket a handful ofsweet-fern cigars; but as none of the party could indulge withouti...mminent risk of becoming ill, we all, on one pretext or another, declined, and Phil smoked by himself.
The wind had freshened by this, and we found it comfortable to puton the jackets which had been thrown aside in the heat of the day. We strolled along the beach and gathered large quantities of thefairy-woven Iceland moss, which at certain seasons is washed to theseshores; then we played at ducks and drakes, and then, the sun beingsufficiently low, we went in bathing.
Before our bath was ended a slight change had come over the sky and sea;fleecy-white clouds scudded here and there, and a muffled moan from thebreakers caught our ears from time to time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What wasted lives! Not toknow the delights of a clambake, not to love chowder, to be ignorant oflobscouse!
How happy we were, we four, sitting cross-legged in the crisp saltgrass, with the invigorating seabreeze blowing gratefully through ourhair! What a joyous thing was life, and how far off seemed death--death, that lurks in all pleasant places, and was so near!
The banquet finished, Phil Adams drew from his pocket a handful ofsweet-fern cigars; but as none of the party could indulge withouti...mminent risk of becoming ill, we all, on one pretext or another, declined, and Phil smoked by himself.
The wind had freshened by this, and we found it comfortable to puton the jackets which had been thrown aside in the heat of the day. We strolled along the beach and gathered large quantities of thefairy-woven Iceland moss, which at certain seasons is washed to theseshores; then we played at ducks and drakes, and then, the sun beingsufficiently low, we went in bathing.
Before our bath was ended a slight change had come over the sky and sea;fleecy-white clouds scudded here and there, and a muffled moan from thebreakers caught our ears from time to time.
What to read after Cruise of the Dolphin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aldrich Thomas Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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